The right to clean water power point by Sang
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The document discusses the importance of clean water and how it is being used up. It states that without clean water, you could die within a week from diseases in unclean water. It also notes that while Americans use 80-100 gallons of water per day, poor people may only get one bucket of water daily. Finally, it suggests ways to help ensure all people have access to clean water, such as conserving water and donating to organizations working to provide clean water access.
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- 1. By Sang
- 2. REASONS WHY I CHOSE THIS RIGHT • I chose this right because without clean water you would die in less than three days. • Without water you could not take showers, brush your teeth, and the dirty water you would get would make you sick. • Some people walk 1 mile to get one bucket of water and the water is dirty and that water can kill you.
- 3. It is important to have clean water because… • Without clean water you could die of the bad things in the water. • You would not be able to take showers, brush your teeth, and with dirty water you would get sick. • But the worst of the worst is you would die in less than a week.
- 4. How is water being used up? • Water is being used up by drinking, taking showers and brushing teeth. • The U.S.A uses up 80-100 galloons of water a day. • The water is usually used by the rich people on the other hand the poor people only get one bucket of water a day.
- 5. How can we help all people get clean water? • We can conserve water, and only used when needed. • Don’t take long showers, leaving the tap open, and taking to much water when you can’t finish. • Donate to one of the world companies of saving lives as in UNICEF, WWF, and lots more.
- 6. How is the right upheld? • By organizations like UNICEF and WWF many others as well. • By company's that bring falcets to other places that don’t have water as in Tondo. • Don’t use too much water, or leave the tap running.
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- 8. My sources http://www.hidaya.org/environment/clean-drinking- water/?gclid=CLW985LU5a4CFUZU4godp0uPvw http://www.brainpop.com/science/earthsystem/watersupply/ http://www.watercan.com One world one day Picture 6 clip art A life like mine Picture 7 clip art Every human has rights Picture 8 clip art Picture 1 clip art Picture 2 clip art Picture 3 clip art Picture 4 clip art Picture 5 clip art