Let’s start with some facts. People die from the most uncomplicated illnesses, such as diarrhea or cholera. There are still places with little or no access to clean water. Poor hygiene can dramatically affect an individual’s well-being, affecting other areas of their lives. There are areas where toilets and other sanitation facilities are scarce. Sanitation […]
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Keeping ourselves hydrated throughout the day is crucial to maintaining health and well-being. Sixty percent of our body is made up of water, and without it, we would not be able to make some of the essential body processes. However, not all areas in the world have access to clean drinking water. The issue with
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War, surges of immigrants, social injustice, rising poverty—all are happening right outside our door. Nothing is new, as demonstrated by the avalanche of adverse press attention. Every single day, we are swamped with information about disasters and devastation occurring throughout the world. As a result, we get eager to help, but we don’t know where
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Many people around the world must walk considerable distances to reach a water source. Children have been disproportionately affected by the water crisis, many becoming ill. In terms of societal consequences, today’s water issues are one of the most pressing worldwide risks. Because of this, Clean Water International forges a road to access to clean
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Water is vital to the preservation of life and yet is a finite commodity. Of all the water on earth, fresh water is only 3%, and the rest is salt water, not appropriate for human use. If not adequately conserved, the world will suffer from water shortages in the future. Threatened by a multitude of
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Water—the substance that we put into our bodies every day to quench our thirst—is more important than any food we take in, in many ways. As studies have reported, people can live three weeks without food. But no one can survive more than three days without water. Did you know the human body consists of
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It’s hot outside and you just can’t seem to cool down. The sun is beating down on your back, the sweat is running off your forehead, and the pavement feels like lava under your feet. You feel thirsty but you know that a cold drink will only make it worse because there’s no way of
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