Pakistan to face 31% water shortage by 2025

[indian_foxhound]

Shame on the Indians, is this how you do war?

how india came in?????
u guys always need some against indian or what??// india is not responsible for it

 

[Skull and Bones]

Then again, what is the rate of increase of Pakistani population, keeping the rate of flow of water a 'constant'?
@arp2041 @Hyperion @Armstrong

 

[indian_foxhound]

How is that even our problem???

actually he need something to bash india.

 

[illusion8]

The vast majority of the water in major rivers flows into the sea.

The mighty Yangtze river in China, it is estimated that approximately 96% of the water flows into the Pacific ocean.

China is supposed to have water shortage too in the near future ...right?

 

[Bobby]

What do you mean manage? Rivers are part of nature, you are abusing them on your side

That's the problem with you ...dont know the meaning of water Management

 

[illusion8]

actually he need something to bash india.

Cannot fault him - most are being brain washed

all thanks to Zaid Hamid and his kind.

WATER SHORTAGE - BLAME INDIA - INDIA BAD - STOPS OUR WATER - DOWN DOWN - NUKE THEIR DAMS

 

[Chinese-Dragon]

China is supposed to have water shortage too in the near future ...right?

Yep, but mostly in the Northern areas next to the Mongolian desert. (Beijing for example is in this unhappy location).

The Southeast part of China (the most populated area) has an enormous amount of water, so does the Tibetan plateau.

This is why we started the South–North Water Transfer Project, which will cost twice as much as the Three Gorges Dam and will move excess water from the Yangtze river up to the Northern area near Beijing.

South–North Water Transfer Project - Wikipedia

This project is far more ambitious than the Three Gorges Dam.

 

[FarazUSA]

Then again, what is the rate of increase of Pakistani population, keeping the rate of flow of water a 'constant'?
@arp2041 @Hyperion @Armstrong

List of countries by population growth rate - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Rate varies from agency to agency. It is between 1.55%-2%.

 

[illusion8]

Yep, but mostly in the Northern areas next to the Mongolian desert. (Beijing for example is in this unhappy location).

The Southeast part of China (the most populated area) has an enormous amount of water, so does the Tibetan plateau.

This is why we started the South–North Water Transfer Project, which will cost twice as much as the Three Gorges Dam and will move excess water from the Yangtze river up to the Northern area near Beijing.

South–North Water Transfer Project - Wikipedia

Wish we could have done what ABV proposed - interlinking all rivers.

 

[Skull and Bones]

List of countries by population growth rate - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Rate varies from agency to agency. It is between 1.55%-2%.

Yes, but hasn't the population of Pakistan increased by 4 times since independence?

 

[FarazUSA]

Yes, but hasn't the population of Pakistan increased by 4 times since independence?

Since 1.02^65=3.62, you can say that the average rate of growth has been > 2%.

 

[Skull and Bones]

Since 1.02^65=3.62, you can say that the average rate of growth has been > 2%.

I know, but my point is, keeping the rate of flow of water a constant, isn't it logical for decreased water share for per capita?

 

[FarazUSA]

I know, but my point is, keeping the rate of flow of water a constant, isn't it logical for decreased water share for per capita?

Offcourse, if you keep amount of water source constant, then per capita share would naturally decrease with increase in population.

 

[Skull and Bones]

Offcourse, if you keep amount of water source constant, then per capita share would naturally decrease with increase in population.

So isn't blaming India a futile attempt by Pakistanis?

 

[narcon]

Shame on the Indians, is this how you do war?

What about your 1000 cut war doctrine of India?
Is that how you do war?