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Economic Growth, Water Resources More Interdependent Than Ever

Countries can import their much-needed food or other essential goods, but importing massive volumes of water is not possible as most nations need their own resources and are unwilling to trade it
Economic Growth, Water Resources More Interdependent Than Ever
Economic Growth, Water Resources More Interdependent Than Ever

Showing disregard to depleting renewable water resources will not allow the economy to flourish, as groundwater tables and economic growth have become more interdependent than ever, Energy Minister said.
“Unlike commodities like raw materials or foodstuff, water can neither be imported nor produced. Hence, available resources must be managed with utmost care, as otherwise irreparable damage will be inflicted on natural resources,” Ali Akbar Mehrabian was also quoted as saying by ISNA.

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