The impact of climate change on freshwater availability is profound, leading to altered precipitation patterns, increased evaporation rates, and changing hydrological cycles. These changes can cause water scarcity, impacting agricultural production, drinking water supply, and aquatic ecosystems. Communities dependent on consistent freshwater availability may face heightened conflict over water resources, threatening food security and public health. Understanding these impacts is crucial for developing adaptive strategies and policies that ensure sustainable water management in the face of ongoing climate challenges.