General Studies · Decision Making
While studying water footprints, you suddenly suffer from severe kidney stone pain. While you are resting to regain your strength, a friend visits you and explains your kidney condition in detail. He also points out that many local villages face the same issue due to a lack of potable drinking water supply. Surprised that despite studying water resources for so long, you were unaware of the root cause of this prevalent illness in your area, what will you do?
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- 1Remain neutral and passive, believing that people care very little about conserving water resources and that it is too difficult to lead them towards constructive work.
- 2Build teams of local and global researchers and activists to conduct research on the quality and conservation of water bodies in the area, and seek active participation of local people in conservation programmes.✓
- 3Continue your study focused only on conserving natural and manmade water bodies without actively engaging the local community.
- 4Think about migrating to another place where you are guaranteed a clean and potable water supply for your family.
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Build teams of local and global researchers and activists to conduct research on the quality and conservation of water bodies in the area, and seek active participation of local people in conservation programmes.
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