Water Mind Map
Water pollution
Water management
Water availability
⚠ It ocurrs when a toxic substance enters a water body. This defeated the quality of the water.
Activity of developing and managing the optimum use of water
How can we collect water?
In Mexico, many of our natural aquifers are being overpumped, also we suffer from groundwater overexploitation and land subsistence.
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60% of the population has a low availability of water, the 40% left has meidum availability.
National water commission: CONAGUA
Monitors water quality, water disinfection and sewer cleaning
Before the dejection was of 2.9 meters per year and now 1.4 meters, almost half.
Every person in Queretaro has 1,500 cubic meters of water per year.
🚩 Types of water pollution in Queretaro:
- Trash that we can see is floating in the surface.
- Oils and chemicals from factories that through their waste into lakes etc.
- Pesticides that get absorbed by ground water.
🏴Effects
Everything that the ground water absorbs ends up in rivers, lakes, evaporated, in the rain and those lakes are the ones we take the water from, and it ends up in our houses, also that water is used for agriculture, so our food will be contaminated too.
Sustainable communities:
- The drilling and exploitation of deep wells, Rainwater harvesting on roofs and Harvesting water births.
780 million people around the globe lack of clean water
DESAFIO is a worldwide organization which tries to eliminate the structural inequality access to water
System run by solar power and filters which provide safe water to vary poor communities
Water could become drinkable
In QUERETARO:
Cleaning of water through photocatalysts
Filtering water dams
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Ferro cement water collection tanks
Rejection of bottled waters
(Chew Magna, United Kingdom), (Vauban, Germany) and (Rock Port, America)
Eco-technologies:
Oxygenation of water with «flow-forms»
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Water pool disassociation
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Optimal use of water:
Use water-saving irrigation systems, reuse gray water, dual valves implemented in houses and water saving faucets
Biodigesters
Community water treatment:
Coagulation and Flocculation, Sedimentation and Water Softeners
In Queretaro and Around the world, new technologies are strongly needed in order to clean and preserve the water we have.
Queretaro is supposed to run out of water eventually, so technology needs to prevent this
In Mexico:
Pueblo Sacbé, Ecovillage Huehuecóyotl and small communities in Monterrey,
15 liters of water per human (including activities)
- José Manuel Aguilar, Escarlett Calva, Patricio Rivera