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The document discusses the global scarcity of fresh water and provides statistics on water usage and conservation. It notes that while the planet is 72% water, most of it is salt water and only 3% is fresh water, of which 1% is easily accessible for human use. It then gives examples of common household water leaks and the amounts of water lost per month from leaks of different sizes. The document also lists the estimated water usage for various daily activities and provides tips for conserving water through actions like shorter showers, turning off taps while brushing teeth, and fixing leaks.
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Strategies for Effective Upskilling is a presentation by Chinwendu Peace in a Your Skill Boost Masterclass organisation by the Excellence Foundation for South Sudan on 08th and 09th June 2024 from 1 PM to 3 PM on each day.PCOS corelations and management through Ayurveda.
This presentation includes basic of PCOS their pathology and treatment and also Ayurveda correlation of PCOS and Ayurvedic line of treatment mentioned in classics.
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Water
- 1. Water inportante a household word for our lives, that sometimes do not appreciate. Some think that a lot of water, 72% of the planet is water and this 72% to 97% is salt water is not potable. you think Now there is much water? 3% is water and the worst is that this 3% to 2% is.
- 3. LEAKING ... 1400 liters LOST / month = 1.4 m3/month. ... with an opening of 1 mm MISS 62000 liters / month = 62.4 m3/month. ... with an opening of 2mm LOST 135,000 liters / month = 135 m3/month. ... with an opening of 6 mm LOST 492,000 liters / month = 492 m3/month. ... with an opening of 9 mm LOST 766,000 liters / month = 766 m3/month.
- 4. Somewhere someone else needs water!
- 5. Approximate consumption of water per person per day Activity Water consumption Washing clothes 60-100 liters Cleaning house 15-40 liters Machine wash dishes 18-50 liters Hand wash dishes 100 liters Cooking 6-8 liters Showering 35-70 liters Bathing 200 liters Brushing teeth 30 liters Brushing your teeth (by turning the tap) 1.5 liters Wash hands 1.5 liters Shave 40-75 liters Shaving (turning the tap) 3 liters Washing the car with hose 500 liters Flushing the toilet 10-15 liters Media Tank downloads 6 liters Watering a small garden 75 liters Watering houseplants 15 liters Drinking 1.5 liters
- 6. found in 3 states: solid liquid gas
- 7. Showers instead of baths. Savings: 80 liters.In the SHOWER, off the tap while soaping up. Savings: 10 liters. DO NOT USE THE TOILET "a pipe open. " Replace the cap and use the retained water. Savings: 4 liters.DO NOT TAKE ANYTHING in the toilet that you have to throw away the TANK unnecessary. Savings: 10 liters.PLACE inside the toilet ONE OR TWO BOTTLES FULL OF WATER. This reduces their capacity and therefore water usage. Savings: 20 liters. After using the tank MAKE SURE THE LATCH working adequately and there is no loss of water. Savings: 2 liters per minute. CLOSE SLIGHTLY the TAPS to reduce the amount of water coming through the faucets.