Freshwater Resources and Management
Students will investigate the distribution, availability, and management challenges of freshwater resources globally, including issues of scarcity and pollution.
Key Questions
- Analyze the geographic factors contributing to freshwater scarcity in different regions.
- Evaluate the effectiveness of various strategies for sustainable freshwater management.
- Design a plan for a community to conserve and protect its local water resources.
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