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India and Latin America: Water Scarcity vs. Abundance
December 30th, 2008 Posted in Agriculture, Argentina, Brazil, India, Latin America, Paraguay, Uruguay, Visualizations
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[...] India and Latin America – Water scarcity vs. abundance [...]
[...] of images below, courtesy of WorldMapper, to make the comparison clear. Notice how South America, when compared with India and Africa, has a disproportionate share of water resources with no risk of rapid depletion from [...]
[...] India vs. LatAm: Water Scarcity vs. AbundanceThe Diplomat Analysts say India’s per capita water availability is set to slip below the critical 1,000 cubic metres mark by 2025, and the country is expected to join China in facing significant water stress. [...]