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By absorbing water during the wet season and gradually releasing it during the dry season, wetlands refill aquifers and other drinking water supplies.
More than 80% of the length of the Danube has been regulated.
The global average water footprint is about 3,400 litres per person per day with the USA and Japan at about double this rate.

By absorbing water during the wet season and gradually releasing it during the dry season, wetlands refill aquifers and other drinking water supplies.

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