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    California's Water Crisis

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    California's water crisis The problem of water shortage among the inhabitants of the state of California is without doubt a real need that has to be urgently addressed. This document seeks convince stakeholders in the state government of California and Water aid, a non-governmental organization that building a water desalination plant to help solve the problem in California is a good solution. We hope to obtain financial support and backing to undertake the project. This paper is

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    San Francisco Chronicle reported “The Water Revolution California needs.” California is having a severe drought. Wade Graham tells his readers that California is in a serious water crisis. The state of California needs to make strict changes to how water is being distributed amongst farmers and residents. Before all of California’s ecological system is destroyed. Wade Graham believes that water should be priced higher; that way people aren’t wasting water. Water is a limited resource that should never

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    The water crisis has been known in the world for many years now, but as time goes on people have not realized the greater effect this has had on the world. Most people who know about the crisis do not know the regions it affects and frankly seem to not care unless it affects them directly. The shortages of water have led to health concerns and money problems in many countries. Both of these factors correlate because if health problems go up so does the economic issue. India has been one of the regions

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    The Water Crisis In Flint

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    The water crisis in Flint, Michigan shocked and outraged many Americans. It was true, a simple water source change from one source to another in the city of Flint turned into a State of Emergency as declared by the governor. Toxic water from the Flint River had filtered into thousands of homes in the town near Detroit. Keeping lead out of the drinking water is something modern society view as a fundamental and common sense action. As such, countless citizens wondered how something like this could

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    Water Crisis In Flint

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    Water is the single most important commodity that every organism needs to survive. When astronomers look for other inhabitable planets, one of the primary features they look for is the presence of water. It would then logically be inferred that water is essential to modern human society, but as seen with the water crisis in Flint, Michigan, it seems that isn’t the case. Thousands of people have encountered serious health problems and millions of dollars in damages have occurred, and all of this has

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    Phillips Ms. Willena Moye English 1101 20 April 2017 Water Crisis in Kenya In the United States, there is one trillion gallons of water wasted (Mooney). Water is being wasted every day in the US by: leaky faucets, malfunctioning toilets and faulty sprinkler systems. While water is being wasted in the US, many underdeveloped countries such as Kenya struggle to have clean water. Many of the Kenyan residents struggle every day to find a clean water source. In the continent of Africa there lies Kenya

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    America Water Crisis

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    America Water Crisis In America, water is a valuable commodity use in various ways from drinking, washing, or assisting in our food production. However, the water crisis is occurring in the United States; our cities are affected by inadequate water provision due to the growth in the communities which places a demand on the water system (Sutter, 2010). Even through America water crisis exists, insufficient systems, water pollution, and economic cost can delay a solution to these problems. What is

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    Kenya Water Crisis

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    Water crisis in Kenya Ygnacia Bradford October 12, 2010 An increasingly serious drought continues to plague the county of Kenya effecting the environment and numerous ways. The Population, Health Risks & Disease The typical day for a rural Kenyan family, usually children, who should otherwise be in school, walk several miles to search for water to provide for the family for cleaning, and food preparation. Most times the water is dirty, not treated or which is contaminated by surface

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    Michigan Water Crisis

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    Michigan is in a serious crisis! The governor of Michigan, Rick Snyder, seems to not care about the poor people of the state of Michigan. One of the state of Michigan’s urban school system, in the city of Detroit, is unhealthy, disorganized and is not equipped with the necessary supplies, equipment or resources to effectively or safely teach students. The water pipes in Flint, Michigan are filled with lead and citizens in Flint who drink, bathe, and cook with the municipal water have incurred lead poisoning

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    The Flint Water Crisis

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    Water regulates the Earth’s temperature as it also regulates the temperature of the human body, carries nutrients and oxygen to cells, cushions joints, protects organs and tissues, and removes wastes. Nearly 97 percent of the world’s water is undrinkable, two percent is locked in ice caps and glaciers, leaving only one percent for all of humanity’s needs. A person can live more than thirty days without food but only seven days without clean water. Water is the foundation of life, yet millions of

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