How would you protect the water resources for biotic potential improvement?

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How would you protect the water resources for biotic potential improvement?

Using the terms and knowledge of the aquatic ecosystems  Your group will discuss the 5 biggest problems concerning the resource.  What are the biggest areas of concern with this resource?  What are two geographic areas that are having the biggest problem.  What are two innovative or new ideas for sustainability for this resource?  Zones must be discussed  How could we make it more sustainable?

Groups(no more than 5 in a group)  1. Atlantic Ocean  2. Amazon River  3. Freshwater Lakes  4. Pacific Ocean  5. other oceans  6. Mississippi River