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Where'd the Water Go? Several years ago we began to hear faint warnings about upcoming water shortages on our planet. As time passed, those warnings became louder and more prevelant, until they no longer were just warnings but became undeniable fact. Where has all the water gone? Our water doesn't leave our planet. All the water we had centuries ago is still here. When we use it for irrigating crops, drinking, washing our clothes and our bodies, it eventually gets recycled back into the rivers, lakes, oceans, and aquafirs. But scientific research and plain ol' observation indicates that water levels in lakes and aquafirs are dropping. Glaciers are melting and disappearing, and in some cases the loss has been quite dramatic. So, if all the water we use is being recycled, how do we account for these proofs of a water shortage on our planet? Here's my theory: it's walking around on two legs. Consider that the adult human body is between 60% and 70% water. The average weight of an adult human is 166 pounds, which means that each of them is carrying around an average of almost 20 gallons of water. Current world population is over 68,000,000,000. If each person is a container for 20 gallons of water that means over 136,000,000,000 gallons of water is walking around this planet. Water that could go a long ways toward alleviating the drought and water shortage that this planet is now experiencing. Yet another great reason to practice birth control.
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