2025 Will it be a world without water? Map of water in the world

Scientists and experts in geopolitics are sounding alarms with compellingstatistics and forecasts. In this apocalyptic scenario, the data are already talking about a future filled with conflict and arid. The idea pursues a clear goal: the numbers of victims by drinking water scarcity achieve capture the attention of theworld's most powerful leaders to begin to take note of what is coming.It is estimated that in 2025 some 1,800 million people will live in regions withabsolute water scarcity due to the imbalances caused by climate change. 

They believe that will continue to grow in intensity of droughts, floods, storms, meltingglaciers and the rise in sea levels.

A United Nations report finds that 1,197 million people lack access to water sources and 2,742 no sewage dumps. An investigation by the WorldwatchInstitute in 2005, estimates that in the "2015 about 3,000 million people-40percent of the estimated world population for those years living in countries withwater stress due to population growth." There is talk of water stress when water supply is far below the demand of the population. 

Currently, about 1,400 million people, mostly in developing countries are faced daily with the sharp swords ofthe environmental threat.