In the ___________________, cities reengineered their water courses as well as their water usage patterns.

Modern treatments such as ___________ were able to cure malarial diseases.

What type of regions did malarial diseases mostly thrive in?

The P. Falciparum infects humans directly, via the _______________ Mosquito

Which of these were reasons that the disease load increased in settled populations?

Which of these diseases do NOT come from domesticated animals?

Where did the Sanitary Revolution begin?

Before the Sanitary Revolution, __ out of 100 children born in London failed to reach their first birthday.

When and where was the flush toilet invented?

Who was the person who created a map of cholera cases and linked them back to a single public water pump?

When did John Snow make one of humanity's most consequential scientific breakthrough?

What scientist isolated the bacterium that causes cholera?

Water designed for domestic consumption is _________________ that is, chemicals with a positive charge are added to the water.

How many barrels of oil are required to manufacture plastic bottles annually?

How many estimated water bottles enter landfills every year?

Bottled water requires how many times more energy to transport and produce tap water?

Modern sewers first appeared _____________ in the ____ century.

Sewer water is piped to a central location where it is first allowed to separate into liquid and solid components. The solid component once called ______ and is now referred to as raw primary _________.

What chemical is used as a disinfectant to sewer water that is being released into streams and rivers?

When and where did China's first comprehensive wastewater treatment plant using activated sludge made?

By 2010, what percent of households were connected to wastewater treatment systems?

What percent of rural households were connected to wastewater plants?

What year did trhe Chinese government announce the "Water Ten Plan"?

The Water Ten Plan involved installing __________ power plants.

Which of these is considered as part of the Global North?

Which of these is considered as part of the Global South?

In the 1960's, agricultural experts began urging governments in the Global South to address their persistent food shortages by investing in high-yielding seeds-

In Indi, yields of rice improved from two tons per hectare in the 1960's to more than ___ in the 1990's.

__________ rose to become the world's second-largest soybean exporter as a result of cultivating high-yield varieties.

High-yield varieties are also detrimental because they tend to be extremely ________.

Bolivia put the state water agency ____________ up for auction.

Privatization went poorly in what cities of Bolivia?

When did a series of demonstrations erupt in Cochabamba?

What organization did Bolivia have a contract with which was canceled in April 2000?

Which of these is a huge, slow-moving subterranean river flowing from South Dakota to western Texas that is one hundred meters underground?

What percent of the U.S cattle depended on the Ogallala Aquifer during the 1970s?

The problem with the Ogalalla Aquifer was that it was being drained out very fast, it was being drained out _____ times as much as precipitation could recharge it.

The U.S federal government offered 160 acres to any settler willing to improve the land in the Desert Southwest-

What is called the most stressed aquifer in the world?

Which of these are results of eutrophication?

The process by which excess nutrients accumulate in a lake or other body of water, frequently due to runoff from the land, causes a dense growth of plant life and death of animal life from lack of oxygen-

Which of these bodies of water has water pollution leading to eutrophication not struck?

Which of these resulted in the Minamata Disease in children?

The patch is found between Hawaii and California and is the world's largest accumulation of ocean plastic.

Which of these is not pollution from the transport of oil?

Which of these countries is using water conservation as a strategy against water scarcity?

Water consumption _______ in the first year of Israel's existence.

Conflicts between Jordan, Palestine, and Israel were based on-

Israel recognized the Palestinian right to water in the peace treaty between them and Jordan in-

What was the method for desalinating water that was revealed during Kennedy's presidency?

Where was the first desal plant for civil use opened in?

Which of these are not places and times that desal plant was created?

The energy of the Carlsbad plant comes from-

What is the leftove3r substance that is created after RO?

A program to demonstrate the terraforming potential of nuclear weapons-

Aimed to create an artificial harbor at Cape Thompson on the northwest coast of Alaska.

Although Project Chariot was ultimately never carried out, __ nuclear warheads were detonated across the U.S West.

Project from China that would move 44.8 Billion cubic meters of water from the Yangtze River through three canals.

The cost of constructing the canals of the South-North Transfer project has already exceeded the Grand Canal by a factor of-

When was the Hoover Dam completed?

Requires Mexico to cut usage by 3 percent and the United States to ensure that 247 cubic meters flow across the border.

What is the name for the river that originates in Tibet in China?

What is the name for the river that originates in Tibet in Myanmar?

What is the name for the river that originates in Tibet in Thailand?

What government announced plans to build dams over the Nu/Thanlwin/Salween river?

Which country does Lake Victoria not border?

Second largest freshwater lake in the world-

Which of these two were dams built on Lake Victoria?

The Nubian Aquifer is not under which of these countries?

The Great Manmade River was built on which water resource?

When was the Guarani Aquifer Agreement signed?

The world's second largest aquifer.