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The document discusses the issue of water pollution and its negative impacts. It defines water pollution as the undesirable change in physical, chemical, or biological characteristics of water. Water pollution can cause 443 million school days to be lost each year due to water-related diseases. The document urges people to stop polluting water bodies and contaminating drinking water sources in order to protect lives and allow for a happy existence near clean rivers and water.
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SOURCE OF DRINKING WATER
TYPES OF DRINKING WATeR
About Water
97% of the water on the Earth is salt water. However, only 3% percent is fresh water; slightly over 2/3 of this is frozen in glaciers and polar ice caps.
The remaining unfrozen freshwater is found mainly as groundwater, with only a small fraction present above ground or in the air.
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Surface water
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The document discusses the negative impacts of bottled water on the environment, health, and finances. It notes that bottled water production uses vast amounts of plastic and fossil fuels, contributing to pollution and climate change. Studies have also found associations between BPA in bottled water and increased risks of heart disease and diabetes. Canadians spend over $15 billion annually on bottled water that is often no safer than tap water. The document recommends using water filtration systems instead of bottled water to avoid these issues and protect the environment and personal health.
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Echo® water undergoes multi-stage filtration to remove contaminants and then electrolysis to dissolve molecular hydrogen into the water. Molecular hydrogen has been shown to reduce oxidative stress and inflammation in the body. The Echo® machine is designed to dissolve hydrogen indefinitely without mineral buildup through its patented electrode swap feature. Echo® water focuses on delivering hydrogen through clean, filtered water rather than alkaline water's focus on pH alone.
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- Freshwater is a scarce resource that is being poorly managed, as most water on Earth is saltwater and freshwater is unevenly distributed among river basins.
- Water pollution comes from both point sources like industrial and mining facilities, and nonpoint sources like agricultural runoff containing fertilizers, pesticides, and animal waste.
- Groundwater pollution is difficult to address since groundwater cannot cleanse itself as quickly as surface water, and common pollutants from various sources can seep into aquifers.
W a t e r
This presentation discusses the importance of clean, accessible water and actions communities can take to reduce water issues and conserve supplies. It notes that while access to clean water is common in some areas, many lack it, and waterborne diseases remain a major cause of death. It identifies key factors that pollute water sources like deforestation, damming, industry, mining, and agriculture. The presentation urges communities to take actions like avoiding single-use plastic water bottles, educating others, and not polluting water sources in order to help address issues and ensure future generations have enough clean water.
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- 1. ISSUE BASED WORK SUBMITTED BY, PARVATHY.T.S B.Ed NATURAL SCIENCE REG. NO : 18114300015 GOVT. COLLEGE OF TEACHER EDUCATION
- 2. WATER POLLUTION • The undesirable change in the physical chemical or biological characteristics of water is called water pollution. Water is one of the prime necessities of life without it survival beyond a few days is impossible. The term water pollution is referred to any type of aquatic contamination
- 3. Never make water bodies a dustbin
- 4. DON’T MAKE NATURE CRY, KEEP YOUR WATER CLEAN
- 6. • WATER RELATED DISEASES LOSE 443 MILLION SCHOOL DAYS EACH YEAR. • WHAT IF YOUR KIDS HAVE DRINK POLLUTED WATER.?, FRESH WATER DESERVE THEM . DON’T POLLUTE CLEAN WATER
- 7. • SO, STOP POLLUTING WATER • CLEAN OUR WATER BODIES • LOVE YOUR RIVERS TO SPEND A HAPPY LIFE • SAVE WATER BODIES SAVE LIFE