"Unraveling the World's Water Supply: A Comprehensive Analysis"
The global demand for water has increased significantly due to population growth and agricultural needs, putting pressure on freshwater resources. Only 3% of the Earth's water is freshwater, and the majority of it is locked away in snow, glaciers, and polar ice caps. Just 1% of global freshwater is easily accessible from rainfall and freshwater reservoirs. Water withdrawals per capita vary greatly across countries, with many arid regions having high water usage for agriculture. Efforts to bridge the water inequality gap include promoting water conservation, investing in efficient irrigation systems, and improving water infrastructure in regions affected by scarcity.