Precious Water

Three Fundamental Unalienable Rights:  

Clean Water, Clean Air, Clean Food, our three most precious essentials to maintain life.

 The  body consists of approximately 70% water.

Water regulates bodily functions - circulation, digestion, assimilation,  elimination, and temperature control

. What happened to "Our Right" to have access to Clean unadulterated water, free of chemicals and toxic waste?

Technology Chris Ewan- private water consultant : Ecosse H20 ….water filtration methods (table of comparison format)  PDF

77 Curtis St Ballarat,  email: ecosse@ncable.net.au

Articles

A lack of ingenuity is evident in dealing with our water crisis.

excerpts from

THE GLOBAL WATER CRISIS

Here are just a few headlines from the last month alone that give a flavour of

what we are dealing with:

• Argentina is experiencing the worst drought in half a century, pushing the

country to a state of emergency

• California facing worst drought in modern history.

• Nevada has been declared a natural disaster area because of severe

drought

• Jordan facing historic drought

• Kenya has declared a national drought emergency

• In Spain, water is the new battleground as swaths of Southwest Spain are

steadily turning into desert

• Pakistan is on the brink of “water disaster” due to accelerated melting of

the glaciers and massive depletion in the Indus Basin Rivers

• South Asia’s growing water stress threatens river basins that sustain half

the region’s 1.5 billion people

• China is facing the worst drought in 50 years, leaving 4 and a half million

Chinese without drinking water and destroying half this year’s wheat crop.

• Israel faces worst water crisis in 80 years

• Water crisis hits Iraq

• The world is on the edge of “water bankruptcy” recently conceded the

World Economic Forum.

Suddenly it is so clear: the world is running out of clean water. This information

contradicts what we all learned in school, which was that there is an infinite

hydrologic cycle and we cannot run out of water, no matter how much we use or

waste. But what our teachers did not know and could not teach us was that in a

few short decades, humans would create a freshwater demand that far outstrips

the earth’s supply.

How is this possible?

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