Water Resources

Fresh water for drinking, farming, and industry comes mainly from surface water and groundwater, and both are distributed unevenly around the world depending on climate, geology, and geography. As demand for water grows, especially from agriculture, communities increasingly must manage limited, unevenly distributed water resources rather than treat fresh water as unlimited.

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