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The document discusses the global water crisis and increasing threats of water scarcity. It notes that less than 1% of water on Earth is freshwater, and only 0.007% is available for human use. Each day millions live on less than 3 gallons of water, while water shortages displace millions of environmental refugees annually. The crisis is exacerbated by depleted aquifers reducing food supplies, making water scarcity a growing cause of world hunger. The document calls for individuals to reconsider their water usage and advocate for more sustainable practices.
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Shortage Of Water Supply In Chennai(Semester Exam)
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Save water save life
Water is essential for survival but is becoming scarce as the global population grows. Only 1% of the world's water is easily accessible for drinking. Many regions already face water scarcity due to lack of access to safe, clean water (quality scarcity) or insufficient water supplies (quantity scarcity). If current trends continue, more than 3 billion people may suffer from water shortages by 2025. Small changes like turning off the tap while brushing teeth can save over 200 liters of water per month. It's important to conserve water to ensure future generations have enough for basic needs.
Our life is the water
The document discusses the importance and uses of water resources around the world. It notes that only 3% of the Earth's water is freshwater, with the majority being icecaps and groundwater. Asia contains over 60% of the world's water resources while supporting 36% of the global population. Water is used in homes for activities like flushing toilets, bathing, and washing clothes, as well as in factories and for agriculture. Agriculture relies heavily on water, as both plants and animals require water to survive. The document concludes by providing some facts about water and tips for conserving it at home.
Water
Water is made of hydrogen and oxygen and is essential for life. The human body is over 70% water and we cannot survive without it for more than a week. Similarly, water covers 70% of the Earth's surface, yet only 1% of it is easily accessible freshwater. The world faces a growing water crisis as demand increases due to population growth while supply remains limited, threatening two-thirds of the global population with water shortages by 2025 if issues like pollution, waste, and climate change are not addressed. Conservation and donation efforts can help alleviate the crisis.
Let's Fall In Love With Water
The document discusses humanity's relationship with water and the looming global water crisis. It notes that while water is essential to human life, comprising over 60% of the human body, we take it for granted and pollute the limited freshwater sources. As population and industry continue rising, water usage has grown much faster than population alone. Experts warn that a severe water shortage may develop within decades unless attitudes and practices around water change to using less, saving more, and protecting this vital resource for all.
Water display
The human body is composed of 66% water and even mild dehydration of 2% can decrease performance by 20%. It is recommended to drink at least 1.5 liters of water per day for health. Additionally, 80% of illnesses in developing nations are caused by water-borne diseases and 90% of wastewater in those areas is discharged without treatment, worsening health issues.
Water S Numbers
The human body is composed of 66% water and even mild dehydration of just 2% can decrease performance by 20%. It is recommended that people drink at least 1 1/2 liters of water per day for health. Additionally, 80% of illnesses in developing nations are caused by water-borne diseases since 90% of wastewater in those areas is discharged without treatment into rivers and lakes.
Save water (by goel & company ludhiana)
The document discusses water conservation and provides information about the water cycle. It notes that the amount of water on Earth has remained constant as water evaporates, forms clouds, and falls as precipitation in a continuous cycle. Only a small percentage of water is fresh and available for human use, with the majority being salt water in the oceans. The document encourages various methods for saving water, such as rainwater harvesting, and avoiding health issues by practicing good sanitation and hygiene.
Water Pollution, Water Management & Water 2.5
Water management is the control and movement of water resources to minimize damage to life and property and to maximize efficient beneficial use.
Water display
The document discusses facts about water usage and availability globally. It notes that 66% of the human body is water and dehydration of just 2% can decrease performance by 20%. While access to clean water has doubled in the last 20 years, over 1 billion people still lack safe water. Proper conservation methods like turning off the tap while brushing teeth can save several litres of water per day.
2016 Ambassador Leaders Community Action Plan - Waves of Hope
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Water resources
This document discusses water resources and pollution. It notes that while water covers 71% of the Earth's surface, only 3% is freshwater and 1% is accessible for human use. However, human activities like untreated wastewater and industrial waste are polluting existing water sources. Water pollution poses serious risks to health and marine ecosystems. To reduce pollution, individuals should conserve water, properly dispose of chemicals, and support sustainable agriculture and land management practices. Collective action is needed to address this urgent problem and protect our limited water resources.
Water and food crises
The scarcity of food and water is a big question around the globe.
I hope this material will surely help you.
Water conservation evm
Water pollution occurs when pollutants are discharged directly or indirectly into water bodies without treatment, contaminating the water. This pollution can cause diseases in humans and animals who consume the contaminated water. It also deteriorates marine life. While three-fourths of the earth is covered in water, only a small percentage is available freshwater that is critical for drinking and agriculture. Water conservation is therefore important to ensure sufficient water resources.
Rising water scarcity and what households can do about it
The present condition of water situation in India and what can be done about the same. How individuals can contribute to water conservation. Right from recogising virtual water in everything we use, till changing behaviours to sustainability
Water efficiency
The document discusses water usage and efficiency. It notes that 80% of the Earth's surface is water but production of common items like beer and oranges requires significant water. Experts warn that water supply per person will drop by a third and millions may die without access to safe water. Water efficiency means saving resources through technologies and activities. Everyone must work together from individuals to governments to address growing water shortages. Solutions proposed include using low-flow shower heads, fixing leaks, collecting rainwater, and installing greywater recycling systems.
Water efficiency
The document discusses water usage and efficiency. It notes that 80% of the Earth's surface is water but production of common items like beer and oranges requires significant water. Experts warn that water supply per person will drop by a third and millions may die without access to safe water. Water efficiency means saving resources through technologies and activities. Everyone must work together from individuals to governments to address growing water shortages. Solutions proposed include using low-flow shower heads, fixing leaks, collecting rainwater, and installing greywater recycling systems.
Sources of water
this ppt is on the topic sources of water.I give description enough for presentation.i think it is nice ppt :)
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Thirst
- 2. THIRST VERB TO FEEL A NEED TO DRINK TO HAVE A STRONG DESIRE FOR SOMETHING
- 3. DO YOU KNOW
- 5. 60% 70% 80%
- 10. THE SAME WATER THAT EXSITED ON EARTH BILLIONS OF THE YEARS AGO STILL EXSITS TODAY
- 11. 3% FRESH WATER • LESS THAN 1% OF ALL FRESH WATER
- 12. Less than 0.007% of all of the water on earth is available for drink
- 13. DO YOU KNOW
- 15. One toilet flush uses 3 gallons 40 gallons
- 16. 4 Gallon 0.25 Gallon 50 Gallons
- 17. DO YOU KNOW
- 21. Millions of people in the world live on less than 3 gallons each day
- 23. IN EVERY 15 SECONDS
- 24. Were displaced by contaminated rivers in 2009 36 million refugees Pakistan 1million refugees were displaced in this year
- 25. Depleted aquifers lead to cutbacks in grain harvests
- 28. Our water problem is fast becoming a hunger problem.
- 29. SO WHAT DOES IT MEAN?
- 34. It is time to give water a second thought.
- 36. NOW YOU KNOW
- 37. THIRST
- 38. REFERENCES • http://edition.cnn.com/2010/WORLD/asiapcf/08 /27/pakistan.floods/ • http://www.earthisland.org/journal/index.php/el ist/eListRead/number_of_environmental_refugee s_to_grow_to_50_million_by_2020/ • http://newamericamedia.org/2012/08/the- rising-tide----environmental-refugees.php • http://www.prb.org/Publications/Lesson- Plans/HumanPopulation/PopulationGrowth.aspx
- 39. ANY QUESTIONS?