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This document discusses drinking water and water problems in the UAE. It notes that while water covers 75% of the earth, only 0.5% is considered clean drinking water. It also states that 70% of the human body is made up of water and 1.1 billion people worldwide lack access to drinking water. Some of the water problems mentioned for the UAE include high consumption. Proposed solutions include increasing wastewater recycling, hosting exhibitions to raise awareness, and campaigns targeting water consumption habits.
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- 1. Drinking Water Khalid Hsasn Shabeeb AL Hammadi ID : s990005133 CJE
- 2. Outline • Introduction • Drinking water • Water problems in the UAE • Solutions of the water in the UAE • Conclusion
- 3. Introduction 75% of the earth 97% of the world is saltwater. 0.5% is classified as clean water
- 4. Drinking Water 70% of human body is water. 1.1 billion people in the world do not have access to drinking water.
- 5. Water problems in the UAE
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