The water crisis in some countries is caused by the devastation of nature and global warming. And a country, instead of trying to solve the problem, tends to increase it.
But how does this happen? If I destroy nature, I end up destroying the sources of rivers, and thus reducing the water. If I release pollution into the atmosphere, such as carbon dioxide from thermoelectric plants, I increase the temperature of the planet, evaporating the rivers and reducing their water.
But as a public policy, the country can, in order to continue providing energy, use thermoelectric plants that need organic materials to function, consequently releasing pollutants that increase the temperature of the planet, reducing rivers. And more of nature is used, increasing devastation and further reducing the volume of rivers.
If you go that way, entire regions will go down the path of desertification. This is because most people stopped seeking knowledge and thinking about the consequences of their actions.
And so, what alert these denial population groups are the catastrophes that occur as a result of not wanting to see what is happening.
It doesn't matter to close our eyes, nature will hit our bodies, and we will feel the cost of not keeping what we were given, the balance of nature.
