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Individuals and communities can make a difference by conserving water resources. Some ways to conserve water include closing the tap when not in use, using recycled water for gardening, and collecting rainwater. Conserving water keeps it pure and clean while protecting the environment, as water is an important resource that all life depends on. Schools can set up projects to get students involved in conserving water and keeping the environment clean.
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