Challenges.
Water conservation.
Farmers waste water because irrigation systems deliver more water than crops need in some parts of a field.
Agricultural water use remains high because irrigation schedules do not reflect soil moisture and weather conditions.
Water shortages worsen because utilities cannot tell whether a rise in demand is temporary or likely to continue.
Households use more water than necessary because consumption feedback rarely shows which daily activities are driving use.
Cities face water shortages because demand is growing faster than reliable local supply.
Contaminated water reaches consumers because problems are not detected early enough in distribution pipes.
Water-intensive industries cannot reduce consumption because they cannot identify which processes use the most water.
Communities discover water shortages only after reservoirs, underground water supplies, or local sources have already deteriorated.
Farmers cannot maintain reliable production as changing rainfall and temperatures alter growing conditions.
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