Only 1 percent of the world supply of water is fit for human consumption Some places have more water than they canuse; some could use much more than they have. The 1 percent available would be sufficient if only it were in the rightplace. Distribution of water is (fair or unfair) by the results view because and (fair or unfair) by the rules viewbecause

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