The complete depletion of the water supply

When water supply can’t keep pace with water consumption

An extended period of abnormally warm temperatures

Consecutive seasons of historically low precipitation

They consume a large amount of water

They’re required to replace all the water they use

They need to pipe water in from far away

They produce water as a by-product

Droughts happen every year

Droughts always occur in the summer

Droughts have become less severe

Droughts cannot be entirely prevented

A Farm

Hunger

A Kitchen

Taste

Ocean

Mountain

Dam

Canyon

They involve water

They are not deadly

Their impact is more long-term

They are unrelated to global warming

Farmer

Grocery Owner

Baker

Factory Worker

A rural town in France

A village in Kenya

A suburb in the United States

A major city in China

It can lessen the impact of a drought

It’s the only strategy for stopping a drought

It’s not as important as reducing carbon emissions

It has positive benefits beyond drought prevention

A, B, C

B, C, A

B, A, C

C, A, B