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PPt 13 - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Pipelines will be needed
    - - Recycled water/ non-aquifer water needs to be cleaned. This costs significant amounts of money.
    - - Removing salt from sea water is energy intensive and expensive.
    - - Can cost millions, i.e. Hoover Dam USA which provides water for California
  - - - a. Classic supply and demand, low supply but high demand leads to price increases.
  - - - As water may not be regulated so people extract it for themselves.
  - - - Tries to make water less expensive in order to help the economy.
        
        a. Research shows that cheap water improves productivity.
        
        b. Cheap water can attract TNCs, encouraging business and raising tax. E.g. Coca Cola in India.
      - Households can access water to support health and productivity.
    - - Aim to make profits for shareholders.
      - Costs are passed on to consumers.
- - - - Costs are passed to the consumer
- - - - Resources, how much water there is.
      - Access, how easy water is to access.
      - Capacity, how well it is stored for consumption.
      - Use, how efficiently it is used.
      - Environment, the impact on the environment