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A quiz to test yourself on how much you have understood.

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A quiz to test yourself on how much you have understood.

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https://kahoot.it/challenge/03392639?challenge-id=578f1e98-e059-4b5b-8efa-6b0d40632c71_1587617690470

PIN number:03392639

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THis is a video about  our global goal.

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1.) In 1900, 1.1 billion people had no access to clean water.

2.) In the 1990, the number  of people who did not have access to clean water had dropped

from 1.1 billion to 17 million.
3.)  In the year 2000 the number had risen back up to 1

billion.
4.) In 2016 only 17 million people

had no access to clean water.

But if you help we could get it to zero so everyone has access to clean water.

3.25 million people die every year due

to unsafe water. 416666 people die

every month due to unsafe water.

8219 people die everyday due

to unsafe water.

785 million people lack even a basic

drinking-water service

Contaminated water can transmit

diseases such diarrhoea, cholera,

dysentery, typhoid, and polio.

Contaminated drinking water is

estimated to cause 485 000

diarrhoeal deaths each year.

Globally, at least 2 billion people

use a drinking water source

contaminated with feces.

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We put the water in and left it for a week  to see the results. The colors have changed but the results were the test from the following place:
- Thai polo pond, (was the dirtiest and this is because animals are around and drink this unsafe water and then and then the water comes out of the animals backside. Therefore, it contains lots of feces.
-followed by maprachan lake (2nd dirtiest but results could be different because drought)
-the cleanest was rain and this was able to drink and shower in.

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This is our statistics poster that we created when we were still at school. We also posted out statistics at the bottom of our padlet as you can see if you scroll down.

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This is somebody who has no access to clean water and has no choice but to drink unsafe water.

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Action 3

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Action 3

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Action 3

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Action 3

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Action 1 filter

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Action 1 filter

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What are the health risks of consuming unsafe water?

Facts:
- 6% of deaths, in low-income countries, are the result of unsafe water sources.
- 666 million people, (9% of the world), do not have access to an improved water source.
-    2.1 billion people, (29% of the world), do not have access to safe drinkable water.
- Worldwide 1 in every 5 deaths of children, under 5, are due to water related diseases.

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Dirty water can give you some kinds of cancer. such as leukaemia. It happens to you when you digest certain bacterias in the water it only happens when you drink dirty water multiple times in a row Therefore it causes reproductive problems and messes up your digestive system

If humans drink or consume polluted water in any ways, it has many bad effects on our health. It causes typhoid, Cholera, Hepatitis and more.These are all horrible diseases that are really bad for you. If you consume a lot, Algae an start to grow in your body, which causes heart cancers.

These are a list of things that are caused by drinking unsafe water.

• A sick stomach

• Skin rashes.

• Vomiting or diarrhea

And Heart related problems Reproductive problems

By drinking the unsafe water it can cause disruption from when it enters your mouth until, way after it exits your Lower backside. These problems mostly affect infants, young children pregnant women and the elderly

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Action 4 poster

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What causes unsafe water in vulnerable communities?

In factories when they make toys, food, gadgets, electronics and more. The exess, (or leftovers), are dumped in landfills or rivers.These release chemicals building up the concentration level until it is completely toxic.

Natural disasters like floods, hurricanes, earthquakes or landslides can carry lots of dirt into rivers, reservoirs and lakes.

Pollution is the main reason for undrinkable water in Thailand. There are around 43 million Thai people drinking bad quality water. Dr Danai, a proffesional thai doctor, said, "Bad water quality leads to symptoms such as diarrhea, typhoid and dysentery."

The water pollution is mainly caused by farms where they burn a lot of plastic, releasing chemicals and micro plastics into the rivers.

Tiny worms and bacteria live in water naturally. Most of them are pretty harmless, but some bacteria can cause awful diseases for humans. Since they can't be seen, they can't be avoided. Every glass of dirty water is a potential killer!

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As our last action, we decided to raise awareness of wasting water by creating posters to show that this is bad and we need it to change.

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Target: to make unclean water as clean as possible with only natural resources

We first made a filter which consisted of different layers the first layer was material followed by sand, charcoal, more sand, small rocks, big rocks and more sand.
(Due to the school closing down, one of our group members was not with us for some of the action.)

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target: to show people what they can do to help

We made a power point and  we asked Mrs Michelle if she would post it on the different classes seesaw for there assembly. This would raise more awareness of this issue.

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Target: to make people aware that unsafe water  is a problem

Over the course of exhibition we organised some activities which was meant to be with some of the secondary students but as to covid 19 we did with our parents.  First, we tested the quality of the water and collected natural items and gave the parents a big plastic bottle. They had a limited amount of time to make the best water filter with only natural items. We made sure it was a fair test by giving them the same size bottle the same amount of sand, rocks, pebbles and charcoal. they had ten minutes to make the filter and put the water through as many times as they can. When the timer went of we tested the quality again to see what was the cleanest they we asked them what they thought the most productive way to clean the water is using the result.
The results were that in the beginning the dirtiest was