Prepare a dialogue between two friends including the importance of water resources and possibility of hydropower generation in our country ​

M = Mark

J = Johnny

M: Hey Johnny!

J: Hey Mark!

M: I was thinking about something. About the world, you know?

J: Yeah, I suppose. What were you thinking about?

M: How we are like constantly running out of water.

J: Oh yeah dude for sure. How severe is it exactly though? I still drink water everyday.

M: Well, Water is super important for our community or like society in general. Water regulates climate and shapes the Earth's surface. It is also a habitat for a lot of animals and humans!

J: Very true!

M: But... We sadly only have 3% of fresh water left. It is super limited and needs to be managed properly.

J: Oh my god! That's terrible. What can we do?

M: We can create better habits in conserving water!

J: Such as?

M: Do not leave the tap on and try to buy water efficient products! Just to start off.

J: Cool! I will ask my mom when I get home!

M: There are also a lot of natural resources that are being wasted in this world as well.

J: Such as?

M: Coal, Natural Gas, Petroleum and so on.

J: What should we use instead?

M: There is a possibility of hydropower generation in our country.

J: Oh really? What is Hydropower?

M: Yes, really. Hydropower is using water to power machinery and electricity.

J: What are the benefits? It sure sounds like a lot of work.

M: Yes, but in this generation, I am sure we can do it!

M: Hydropower is first of renewable which is great for the environment! Pollution free! Environment friendly! Cost-effective! Safe! And so much more.

J: Wow, that's amazing. I definitely see where you're coming from. Thank you for talking to me about this.

M: Of course! Spread the word!

J: Sure! Bye!

false, if this is a t or f question.

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