Read the following questions and respond in a 200-word essay about the environment. You need to use information learned in this
course as examples to support your answers. What would happen if a lengthy, severe drought were to affect your community? What impact would it have on individual lives? What impact would it have on the economy? How might the members of the community respond in seeking solutions to the problems caused by the environmental change? PLEASE HELP ME AS SOON AS YOU CAN!!!
If a drought happened there would be no water, or very little water. We would have to share the water and I don't think that would be enough for everyone. Not just humans need water, animals need water. Think about what we use water for, we use it for drinking, showers, going to the bathroom, and washing our hands. If this happened for a long time then some people wouldn't survive because there wouldn't be enough water for everyone. Water would probably cost a lot of money because there wouldn't be a lot of it. If people couldn't afford the water it would be hard for them to survive. A drought can affect people's health. People can get anxiety and stress out about it. There could be economic loss. There can be conflicts about not having enough water. There would be fewer recreational activities. A drought means it doesn't rain for a while so that means people could get heat stroke from how hot it is outside. An example that it would have on the economy is, farmers would not make money because their crops need water. It would not rain so the crops would dry out. Members of the community might try to get people to stop taking long showers, leaving the water on when you're brushing your teeth, and only flush the toilet when it's necessary.
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