Climate change is expected to lead to increased flooding, decreased water quality, and increased water scarcity, but it is not expected to lead to increased water use efficiency.

Climate change affects the water cycle in all of the ways listed above.

Increased flooding can lead to damage to property and infrastructure, loss of life, and increased water pollution, but it does not lead to improved water quality.

Climate change can increase the amount of sediment, nutrients, and bacteria in water.

Increased water scarcity can lead to reduced agricultural productivity, increased water conflicts, and increased energy costs, but it does not lead to improved water quality.

All of the above are ways to mitigate the impacts of climate change on water resources.

Building dams and reservoirs is not a potential adaptation to climate change for water resources because it can lead to increased flooding and decreased water quality.

Water conservation practices can help to mitigate the impacts of climate change on water resources by reducing the demand for water, improving water quality, and reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

All of the above are challenges to developing new water sources.

All of the above are ways to increase water use efficiency.

Climate change is expected to lead to increased flooding, decreased water quality, and increased water scarcity in many regions of the world.

All of the above are ways that you can help to mitigate the impacts of climate change on water resources.

All of the above are challenges to adapting to climate change for water resources.

All of the above are opportunities for adapting to climate change for water resources.

Both reducing greenhouse gas emissions and adapting to the impacts of climate change are important to address the impacts of climate change on water resources.