Essays on Resource Management
Water is an essential resource with consistently high demand. While water is perceived as inexhaustible, growing global populations and rapid urbanization has placed pressure on available freshwater resources. These growing demands have the resulted in freshwater shortages in certain areas. On the other hand, some naturally wet regions or regions that become wetter due to...
Stable water usage is what ensures the sustainable development of society, economy and living environment. However, in Nepal, the distribution of water is uneven and insufficient for the population, and the limited sources are often polluted. As one of the world’s poorest country, repairing and developing the water storage and delivery system in Nepal continues...
Abstract This paper deals with the water quality analysis report for the location 4 – Mars Creek in Macquarie University situated at Balaclava Rd, Macquarie Park NSW 2109, Australia. In this report we will find the relationship between the contaminants and the water present in the Mars Creek. Water quality assessment at the mars creek...
The Importance of Wetlands and Coasts Wetlands and coastal areas are of high economic value across numerous parts of Australia; this means the detriment of one body of water could pose insurmountable economic damage to the country (Pusey, 2011). Wetlands serve as nurseries for fish and other marine life that are critical to Australia’s commercial...
Introduction The idea of Sustainable development comes with the need to have better strategies for Water management. Water has constantly and will always be an integral part of human livelihood and all other living things on earth. The level of health, the state of our food is largely determined by water which in return determines...
In this essay the author will analyse three approaches to manage natural resources – communal, state-controlled, private ownership based – consider the cons and pros and discuss possible solutions to overcome the obstacles. 1. Introduction. Humankind depends on limited natural resources such as clean air, fresh water, fertile soil, flora and fauna. Those resources are...
