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The document discusses various facts about water. It notes that while water covers 70% of the planet, only 1% is accessible for human consumption. Access to water has led to over 500 conflicts and 21 disputes resulting in military action over the past 50 years. The document also discusses how water is the basic component of life, as animals and plants consist largely of water. Additionally, it outlines how loss of water from the body can lead to health issues and even death. The document concludes by discussing the secret of water memory and how understanding water's unique properties could allow people to control processes in the world.
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The passage discusses water scarcity and how agriculture is a major contributor due to inefficient water usage. Specifically, it notes that agriculture uses 70% of accessible freshwater yet wastes an estimated 60% of the water through issues like evaporation from reservoirs, leakage in irrigation systems, and overwatering of crops via sprinkler systems. It also argues that the water used in agriculture can pollute underground aquifers with pesticides and insecticides. While the food grown uses some of this water, much of the agricultural output is also wasted, meaning the large amount of water used is not fully utilized. Overall, the passage claims agriculture must reform its water usage practices to avoid worsening water scarcity issues.
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- 3. 2nd Fact Currently 70% of our planet is covered by water. When this drink can only 1% of water. Every year, the problem of access to water becomes sharper. Over the past 50 years there have been as many as 507 conflicts related to access to water. 21 dispute led to military action.
- 4. 3rd Fact Water - the most simple and familiar substance on the planet. But at the same time, water conceals many mysteries. It still continues to investigate the scientists finding more interesting data on the water.
- 5. 4th Fact Water – The basic of Life All living animal and vegetable beings are composed of water: animals - 75%, fish - 75%, jellyfish - 99%, potatoes - by 76%, apples - 85%, tomatoes - 90%, cucumbers - 95 %, watermelons - by 96%. Even the man is out of the water. 86% of the water contained in the body of a newborn and up to 50% in the elderly.
- 6. 5th Fact Water not only gives life, but can also take it away. 85% of all diseases in the world is transmitted through water. Every year 25 million people die from these diseases. If a person loses 2% water by weight of his body, he has a strong thirst. If interest is lost water will increase to 10, then the person will start hallucinating. With the loss of 12% of people will not be able to recover without the help of a doctor. With the loss of 20% of people die.
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