Water is a liquid made of hydrogen and oxygen that exists in liquid, solid, and gas forms. Most water is in the oceans, while fresh water is found in lakes, rivers, and glaciers. Water is essential for human life as it transports nutrients through the body and aids digestion, and is important for agriculture and industry. Though less than 1% of water is available for human use, factors like global warming and industrial pollution are depleting supplies, so conservation methods like fixing leaks, limiting showers, and treating wastewater are recommended.

3. What is water?
 Water a liquid made up of Hydrogen and Oxygen
 Pure water has no taste, smell or color
 Water can exist in three forms i.e liquid, solid & gas

4. Where is water present?
 Oceans hold 97% of earth’s total water
 The other 3% is fresh water
 Fresh water can found in lakes, rivers, glaciers, ponds, streams,
etc.

5. How important is water for us?
 Water acts as a mean of transport for nutrients and waste in
our body
 It helps lubricate joints and digest food
 It is important for agriculture, industries, etc.

6. How much water does a human need?
 An average person consumes 6 – 8 glasses of water everyday
 Athletes and sick people may need more water
 Inadequate water consumption leads to dehydration

7. Save Water
 Less than 1% of fresh water is available for human use
 The rest is frozen in Glaciers or polar ice caps

8. Save Water
 Factors such as global warming are rapidly depleting ice caps
 Waste from industries is polluting our water bodies
 Untreated water from sewers are also depleting our fresh
water stocks

9. Save water

10. How You Can Save Water
 Don’t bath in a shower
 Mend broken pipelines
 Do not defreeze by putting food under a running tap
 Treat water before dumping into water bodies
 Purchase Kent’s no water wastage RO purifier

11. Thank you