Water management

"Gestión del agua"
Spanish B2 writing exercise

Effective water management is crucial for sustainable global resources.

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Some vocabulary you may want to look up before or during this exercise: "scarcity", "aquifer", "drinkable", "sustainable", "drinking water", "to worsen", "desalination" and "likewise".

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Water management is essential to ensure its access and responsible use. First, it includes actions to distribute and use water efficiently. The main objective is to avoid scarcity and protect water resources. For example, water is collected from rivers, lakes and underground aquifers. Additionally, it involves treating water to make it drinkable and safe for consumption. Therefore, conservation is key, promoting responsible use across all sectors. Similarly, governments and organizations work on policies for sustainable water management. However, in some regions, the lack of drinking water is a serious problem. Factors such as climate change and pollution worsen this scarcity. As a result, it is necessary to invest in infrastructure that improves access to water. Among other solutions, desalination plants are an solution in coastal areas. Likewise, rainwater collection helps in regions with little rainfall, while water recycling is important to reduce waste in cities. Finally, public education is essential to promote water conservation. Without proper management, water could become an even scarcer resource. Ultimately, water management is a challenge that requires both local and global action.

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