The correlation of human activities to climate change effect on hydrological cycle and water resource
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https://doi.org/10.61511/ghde.v1i1.2024.589Keywords:
climate change; human activities; hydrological cycle; water resource.Abstract
Background: The most fundamental natural resource is water. The hydrological cycle, which produces water, connects interactions between the Earth's four major domains and is influenced significantly by human activities and socioeconomic development. This research objective is to determine the correlation of Human Activities due to hydrological cycle and water resource which related on climate change. Methods: This research using the literature method. There are 2 concept approaches used in this journal, the conceptual framework and socio-hydrological model framework. Findings: show when the system is unstable, the water supply system encounter water deficit, meanwhile society still can fulfil their demand of water through SAL (capital investment). Hence, there are several external factors in relation of the water supply system. Conclusion: The scarcity of water resources is affecting many major. The involvement of climate change on present and future is importantly need to consider. The target of sustainable groundwater resource is possible to achieve after understand how to control some factors related such as physiography, geology, and hydrological cycle. Beside of it, the management will return to community to form the oriented strategies on sustainable water resource on protection and coherent utilization.
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