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Title: Chapter 11-2 Water Use and Management


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Chapter 11-2Water Use and Management
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Global Water Use
  • More than one billion people lack access to a
    clean, reliable source of water
  • What is currently happening to the Worlds
    population?
  • Irrigation is the major use of water worldwide
  • Use varies by region

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Residential Water Use
  • US about 300 Liters or 80 gallons per day
  • Contrast that with India only about 41 liters or
    about 10 gallons per day for each person
  • In US about half for use inside the home.

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Industrial Water Use
  • 19 of water use in the world
  • Most industrial water is used to cool power
    plants
  • It takes a lot of water to make things
  • 1000 L to make 1 Kg of aluminum
  • 500,000 L to make a car!

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Agricultural Water Use
67 of world water use Ex 300 L of water to
produce one ear of corn
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Types of Irrigation
  • Flood
  • Furrow

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  • Overhead
  • Drip

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Water Management Projects
  • Water Diversion
  • Example Owens River -

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  • Dams and Reservoirs
  • Used for water storage, diversion , hydroelectric
    power, flood control
  • Examples Friant Dam

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Water Conservation
  • Most Ag water is lost to evaporation and runoff.
  • Can be reduced by using drip irrigation and high
    technology monitoring.
  • In industry water can be recycled instead of
    just putting it into a river or the ocean

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Conservation at Home
  • Low Flow Toilets and shower heads
  • Water meters
  • Xeroscaping

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Solutions for the Future
  • Desalination requires lots of energy
  • Transporting water requires lots of energy
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