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Water resources in Oceania are varied. On larger islands, streams and underground aquifers supply much-needed freshwater. Moreover, large amounts of rainfall throughout the year help water vegetation without any need for irrigation.

On the smaller islands and atolls, freshwater resources are scarce. Streams are often small, and lagoons, while oftentimes beautiful, are filled with seawater. Underground freshwater supplies are also scarce, due to the lack of land and exposure to seawater. Small islands with large populations must have water piped in from larger islands that are nearby.

Choose a small island and a large island . Compare and contrast how the water resources of Oceania affected each island. Use specific examples.