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In this document, the author discusses water usage and conservation at home, in their country of Spain, and around the world. At home, the author suggests reducing water use when washing dishes and cooking. In Spain, many people waste water while others lack access to it, so the document proposes educating communities and reducing household water consumption. Globally, access to water is a large issue, as millions across Africa and South America have no water at all. The author maintains these problems can be addressed with patience.
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www.StokeNewingtonHistory.com
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