Uploaded on 2018-06-02 by José María Rodríguez

1. First, identify the most important stocks and flows (at least three) entering, staying in and eventually leaving your area (or city). Stocks and Flows: People, water, food 2. Describe your findings based on the concept of stocks and flows by presenting the necessary information or examples. It is not correct to place people in the same category as other stocks and flows, but in this case it makes sense. The stock could be identified as the people who live and work all year, while the flow would be the people who travel, the seasonal inhabitants. The sea would be a stock not productive in itself but interrelated with others, since you can not drink (without being treated before), but the food, and in this case fishing, would be a flow (as it changes according to the season ) connected to water. 3. Imagine and shortly describe how these stocks and flows could change in the future for the benefit of your area. The demand for water grows every year due to the arrival of tourists, so every summer you have to move water from city (interior) to city (coast). A good improvement would be