Physical geography can help us understand the distribution and availability of freshwater resources by studying factors such as precipitation patterns, landforms, and the location of aquifers. Human geography can help us understand how societal factors like population growth, agriculture practices, and urbanization impact the use and management of freshwater resources. By combining these two disciplines, we can gain a more comprehensive understanding of the complex issues surrounding freshwater availability and use, which is essential for developing sustainable solutions to ensure the continued access to clean water for both present and future generations.
