Analysing the problems identified
As water imported from Malaysia supply 50% of singaporeans consumption on water, we would face many problems if Singapore stop recieving water from Malaysia.
This is a pie chart of the amount of an average singaporean usage of water at home.
Thus, if we stop importing water supply from malaysia, all these activities will have to be literally cut down by half.
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* Singapore is not short of fresh water as it receives an average of around 2,400 mm of rainfall annually, well above the global average of 1,050 mm.1 The only constraint faced by the country is capturing and storing as much of this rainfall as possible, on limited amounts of land areas.
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Analysing the problems identified
As water imported from Malaysia supply 50% of singaporeans consumption on water, we would face many problems if Singapore stop recieving water from Malaysia.
This is a pie chart of the amount of an average singaporean usage of water at home.
Thus, if we stop importing water supply from malaysia, all these activities will have to be literally cut down by half.
PLEASE CLICK TO ENLARGE

* Singapore is not short of fresh water as it receives an average of around 2,400 mm of rainfall annually, well above the global average of 1,050 mm.1 The only constraint faced by the country is capturing and storing as much of this rainfall as possible, on limited amounts of land areas.
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