As half of England enters drought status, are we entering a global water crisis?

[mike_intellivision]

SecondWar said:

mike_intellivision said:
We need to work on desalinization technology. Of course, that requires a lot of energy, which we also must find.

As for the OP, as people increases and water supply remains constant, then yes, a crisis point can be reached.

Mike from Morgantown

From an article on the BBC that i read a week or two back, a much better idea would be to redirect treated water from sewage work (ie its had all the sewage taken out) back into the water supply instead of dumping it in rivers. Honestly, I don't understand why this isn't already being done.

I guess I did not think of that because I am from a place where the river is the water supply.