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Leading occupations in country agriculture, mining and chemicals

Does the country suffer from Water Scarcity/Desertification? Almost four in ten people.

How is most of the water used in this country? Agriculture activity's

Percentage of schools with access to drinking water. 77%

Diseases/Symptoms from contaminated water in Ethiopia is shigella

Statistics with unsanitary uses of water 73%

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1) The leading occupations in Zimbabwe are agricultural.
2) 71% of schools in Zimbabwe have access to drinking water.
3) There is 12% of Zimbabwe living in urban area, 69% in suburban area, and 19% in rural areas.
4) people have to travel 3.7 miles to get water.
5) people get their water source from lakes, rivers, and aquifers.
6) the life expectancy in Zimbabwe is 61.12 years.

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Mali has a lack of water due to increased of urbanization and lack of rain fall from climate change.

Mali gets their little water from the ground.

The life expectancy in Mali is only 58 years.

Over 9 million people have dirty drinking water that will probably make them sick.

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Abigail

In Mali they have a problem with water, Only 70% of the water in Mali is used for school.

Mali's key industry is agriculture.

Mali has Wells and pumps but it takes on average, women and girls in developing countries walk 6 kilometers (approximately 3.5 miles) a day.

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Evie

The country of Mali does have a hard time with water access and about over 9 million people do not have access to water.

About one half percentages of schools in Mali have access to drinking water.

Mali’s problem for dinking water is it has been making diseases
In people and making them have dieria

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1. People In Angola travel 9km to 10km for water.
2. The diseases and symptoms from contaminated water in Angola are Typhoid Fever and Hepatitis A.
3. Angola uses most of their water for Agriculture, Industry, and Municipal.

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Information: First most people in Egypt get their water from the Nile river. Then, some leading occupations in Egypt are construction, food processing, farming, and light manufacture. Lastly, some ways people use water in Egypt are agricultural irrigation and drinking. By Mya (partner is Amber)

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97% of the water in Sudan, are used for agriculture.

Sudans water has all kinds of diseases.

People in Sudan walk up to 3.7 miles per trip.

Ashlyn DeNoble

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Country name: Egypt

Information: First, The Egyptians transport water in jugs that were carried with a yoke. Then, In Egypt 42,97 percent of Egyptians are living in rural, suburb, and urban areas. Finally, the people in Egypt use agricultural irrigation systems for their water.

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South Africa is on the southern tip of Africa they have lots of wildlife and they are by the water. It has cities,sea,wildlife,ect.

It is a dry area with some desserts. Water leaks caused by failing infrastructure. It is eliminated that 70 million liters of treated,clean,drinkable water.

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Sudan gets there water source from rainfall, seasonal small streams and Nile river. Leading occupations in Sudan include agriculture, livestock, and fishing. 17.3 million people have unsafe drinking water in Sudan.

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Leading occupations in country- agriculture

How is most of the water used in this country- drinking, livestock

% of schools with good drinking water- 20.54%

Number of people without safe drinking water- 2 billion people

Reasons for there water pollution- floods and wastewater management

Major bodies of water nearby where people get there drinking water- lake kinkony lake andrapongy

Diseases from bad water- diarrhea

Where do they get there good water- dirty rivers

How far do people travel to get water- 4 hour walk twice a day

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Pictures of both water sanitation, what is there main problem with there water, what is the average life expectancy.

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Information 4:( water sanitation) poor water, and hygiene also lead to increased diarrheal diseases. Which is still the leading cause of death in the region causing more than 8% of child deaths.
Information 5:( main problem with there water) water in africa is supper dirty. Whenever  people drink it they get sick and sometimes die.but if they do not get water they will die because of dehydration. 50% of people in school have less than this amount of water. And 40% of people hardly have any water. 247 million people hardly have and water.
Information 6:( average life expectancy) people in the western part of Sahara will only last tell 71 years old, if they had more and good water they will last longer.

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Information 1: Most of the contaminated water in Western Sahara causes diarrhea, cholera, dysentery typhoid, and polio.
Information 2: Everyone mostly get there water from the Nile and the Niger River.
Information 2: They use there water for agriculture.

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By: Brynlee

About the water in Botswana

Leading occupations in country in Botswana- Mineral extraction, principally diamond mining.

How far do people walk to find water in Botswana- 3.5 miles a day caring 20 meters of water.

Does the country suffer from Water Scarcity in Botswana-Botswana is one of the countries faced with water scarcity.

What disease from contaminated water in Botswana- schistosomiasis and leptospirosis.

How is most of the water used in this country in Botswana- Roughly 70 percent of this use occurs indoors.

Number of people with unsafe water to drink in Botswana- more 87,596 people have unsafe water and they drink it everyday.

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1 Most of the water is used by ground water drinking sources. to get water is a average of 3.7 miles. Recons for Liberia water pollution is large scale mining operations. The water all covers Liberia Egypt chad Sudan. 1.3 million people don’t have clean water. They get water from unprotected well and pits. The man problem of water is sanitation. The average person is 60 when they die. Less than ten percent have access to clean water.

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1.there is lots of droughts.

2.poor management of water supply.

3. Contamination of the available water.

Anden

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1. Global warming causes droughts. With a populations of 53 million, about 15 million people lack access to safe water.

2. The water has poor hygiene so there are diseases happening. 22 million people lack access to improved sanitation.

3. From 2020 to 2023, communities in the east Africa experienced the worst drought since the 1980s.

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1. The leading occupation in Djibouti is being a port worker because of Djibouti's economy is mostly made from refilling ships before they enter the Red Sea.

2. The average life expectancy in Djibouti is very low compared to other countries with people that live in Djibouti only usually living for 62.69 years.

3. 20% of the population in Djibouti have no access to potable water.

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Environmental_issues_in_Libya

Libya is having trouble with water source, but when they aren’t having a bad water source, they are having horrible flooding.

Libya is having lots of water stress, in 2019 scientists did a study, and Libya is the 6th most water stressed country globally.

Only 60% of households have a reliable water source in Libya, the MMRP (Man Made River Project) supply’s 95% of Libya’s Water.

The People in Libya get their water source from the GMMR (great man made river).

90% of Libya’s people live in 10% of Libya’s area.

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What is the average life expectancy for people in your country? The average life span for people in Tunisia is 75 years old.

Diseases/Symptoms from contaminated water. There is a bacteria that is in the water they drink that causes stomach aches and diarrhea.

How many people have access to clean water in Tunisia?98 percent Has access to clean water [2021]

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How is most of this water used in this country?

Agriculture/irrigation

Diseases/symptoms from contaminated water?

Cholera,Cholera is an acute enteric infection caused by ingesting in the bacteria vibrio cholera present in contaminated water or food.

How far do people travel to get water in this country?

More than 30 minutes

Number of people without safe drinking water?

Almost 1 in 3 people so that’s 5.7 million people.

Reasons for the water pollution?

Agriculture runoff, sewage, industrial wastes

What is the average life expectancy for people in the country?

63.72 years

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Leading occupation in CER is Agriculture, forestry and fishing.

Water is dirty due to soil erosion, dirty sewage outflows, mining operations, deforestation, and agricultural production.

The Central African Republic government does a lot of polluting water facilities, destroying water pipes, denying access to water points and denying humanitarian access.

Most of the water in Central African Republic are used for bathing, drinking, and cooking.

Ways we think that people could fix dirty water is more production or donation of water filters.

In Central African Republic, less than 50 percent of schools have access to water. less than 40 per cent have access to adequate sanitation.

A Major water sources in The Central African Republic are the Chari River.

The average life expectancy in Central African republic is 53.9 years.

Diseases and symptoms from dirty water diarrhea diseases such as cholera, typhoid fever.

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1. What are the leading occupations in their country?

Farming continues to be the predominant occupation

2.reasons for their water population

Much of this is due to the country’s oil production

3.there percent of population living in rural,suburb, and urban areas

64.13 percent

4. What is the average life expectancy for people

60.11 years in 2024

5. Statistics with unsanitary uses of water

Equatorial Guinea does not possess any fresh and potable water sources throughout the land mass

6. Diseases/Symptoms from contaminated water

There is a risk of schistosomiasis in this destination. Schistosomiasis is a parasitic disease caused by tiny worms (blood flukes) which can be found in freshwater (lakes, rivers, ponds, and wetlands).

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-The main occupations in Somalia are Agriculture, Forestry, and fishing

-two major bodies of drinking water for Somalia are Juba Shabele river

-the life expectancy in Somalia is 58.61 years old.

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(Claras)

1. What diseases are caused from contaminated water? In Eritrea 80.7% don't have access to essential water service's which causes their everyday life to be a challenge. Some effects you can get from contaminated water in Eritrea are diarrhoeal disease and cholera.

2. Number of people without safe drinking water? 1,409,483 people don’t have any safe drinking water or money to buy any water. Africa is the highest state with no safe drinking water.

3. How far do people travel to get water in Eritrea? People in Eritrea travel 1850km to get ground water that still isn’t clean.

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22 percent of schools have water.

They use most of there water in there household and livestock.

They get almost all water from the river which isn’t clean.

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1.) 47.3% of Angola is experiencing a water shortage.

2.) The main problem with the water in Angola is, they are experiencing a long drought leading to a water shortage.

3.) The average life expectancy in Angola is, 62.26 years.

Link to more facts about Angola and its history: https://www.britannica.com/place/Angola

Song about Angola: https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=video&cd=&ved=2ahUKEwjPzPLg4oeEAxXsrokEHStGDDEQtwJ6BAgHEAI&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.youtube.com%2Fwatch%3Fv%3DyIFg3zSCt0w&usg=AOvVaw3Xb6UTqHGQtK4JNK2Xxp8u&opi=89978449

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People get water from Lake Chad.three or four kilometres People travel to get water. 52 percent of schools have access to water in Chad. Most of the water is used by farming activity.52.78 years Is the life expectancy in chad.

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Agriculture is the main area of employment in South Sudan, with some four-fifths of all households depending on agricultural activities as their main source of livelihood.

According to the United Nations Children Fund (UNICEF), only 45 per cent of basic primary schools in South Sudan have access to safe water while a mere 17 percent have adequate sanitation facilities for both girls and boys.

Most of Sudan's water is extremely polluted/contaminated and is riddled with all kinds of diseases. A lot of chemical waste and pesticides that are produced by factories and farmers get released into many bodies of water and streams. The Government's lack of action finding ways to purify and clean the water.

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=&ved=2ahUKEwja-v3Y4IeEAxWhLzQIHXH0DC8QFnoECBQQAQ&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.worldometers.info%2Fwater%2Fsouth-sudan-water%2F&usg=AOvVaw1w9xm8b24oFrBi5SApyjKH&opi=89978449

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Andrew and Jacob

Info 1: The major resources in their economy are agriculture, phosphate minerals, and tourism.

Info 2: Water pollution is from wastewater discharge, industrial effluents and agricultural activities.

Info 3: Over 9.5 million people in Morocco have non-safe drinking water.

Info 4: Agriculture uses 86% of the water withdrawals.

Info 5: Reasons from undrinkable water is from fertilizer runoff from agriculture areas.

Info 6: Morocco gets their water from only 7 different rivers.

(That are probably not clean)

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22% IS WATER USED FOR SCHOOLS AND MOSTLY ALL WATER IS DIRTY

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The life expectancy for Niger in 2023 was 63.62 years, a 0.58% increase from 2022

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1. 95% of there using water is groundwater.

2. Djibouti polluted water is mainly caused by livestock shipments, transit of petrol products, and increasing traffic.

3. Many people have to travel 15 kilometers to find drinking water.

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The leading occupation is mining.

Water in Namibia is mostly used for agriculture and livestock.

The major problem with water is water scarcity.

Some water sources in Namibia are rivers dams and seawater.

The life expectancy in Namibia is 63 years

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According to “ World Health Organization” “Stagnant water helps the spread of waterborne and malaria “ Malaria causes yellow pigmentation of the eyes and skin, while waterborne causes fevers, cramps, vomiting and lastly, eye, skin and ear problems. ( though there’s way more I'm not listing them all here.)

People in Libya have built 16 major dams to attempt and collect rainwater. Along with that, most of the country gets their water from deep underground ancient aquifers, called ‘The Great Man Made River‘ according to Britannia. It’s also the only major water source sense the country has no rivers.

The Libyan civil war just recently ended in 2020. It went on from 2014-2020 and had caused a significant loss of economic potential. It was also, killed 15,000-25,000 people.

The average life expectancy as stated from, Data Commons

Is ‘72.47’ years. ( as of 2020 )

According to UNICEF, fresh water is mainly used for agricultural purposes.

DESWATER states, the main contribute to the water scarcity was the extensive use of conventional water sources. ( like ground water.)

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Somalia has water problems because water is so expensive. People have to dig unclean wells and drink contaminated water because of water prices.

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Cameroon, located in the sub-Saharan region of Africa, is a country rich in oils and minerals.Primary occupations in Cameroon are agriculture, mining, and commerce.

About 58% of inhabitants of sub-Sahara Africa, including Cameroon, have no access to potable water.

The main water uses, in order of importance, are:agriculture(74 per cent), domestic uses(18 per cent) and industry(8 per cent).

With 43% of schools with no water service and 37% with basic water service.

Water pollution is another challenge for Cameroon as towns and cities lack adequate waste management mechanisms.

The latest value from 2022 is 41.27. For comparison, the world average in 2022 based on 196 countries in 38.97 percent.

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It is in the west Africa

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It is in the west Africa. It is between Sahel and to the north of the Gulf of Guinea. It covers 923,769 square kilometers (356,669 sq mi). It goes across the Niger River. Trey and Rey did it.

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On average, women and girls in developing countries walk 6 kilometers (approximately 3.5 miles) a day, carrying 20 liters. The major surface water resources for Somalia are the two perennial rivers, the Juba and Shabelle, both of which flow from Ethiopia to the Indian Ocean, cutting across the southern part of the country. Large portions of the Somali population are at continuous risk from waterborne diseases like Acute Watery Diarrhea (AWD), cholera and polio.

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Only 61% of households in Tanzania currently have access to a basic water-supply

Most people in Tanzania have to travel more then 30 minutes to get to water

Groundwater is primarily used as a domestic water source

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Somalia has water problems because water prices are so high

Because of the inflated prices, people have to drink from unclean wells with contaminated water

Diarerah and dehydration are symptoms from drinking contaminated water

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Grace and Zooey

1) Benin’s economy largely depends on subsistence agriculture including cotton, textile, oil, and regional trade.

2) The percentage of people in Benin that have access to drinking water is about 63.98%. Thats about 64%.

3)Lake Ahémé, Lake Azeri, and Lake Nokoué are some of the major bodies of water near Benin.

4)The average life span of the people in Benin is 60.09 years as of 2020.

5) In Benin they unfortunately only have one well for all of the people to share. Each household can only carry a 30-liter basin of water for three days.

6)45.5% of households in Benin mainly use unsafe water sources.

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-Resons for there water pollution is industrail, agricultural and urban waste.
-They walk 30 min to find water each day.
-People in Gambia mostly conaminate their water so it's not dirty.
-31% of school don't have clean water.
-Schistosomiasis, a parasitic infection that can be a speard in fresh water.
-34% of people don't have fresh/clean water.

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PEYTON AND PAIGE

1) Statins with unsanitary uses of water:

One if four people does not use a safe drinking source.

2) How far do people travel to get water in Uganda:

Approximately 3.5miles a day.

3) War/Conflicts going on close by and effecting the water source:

Disrupted agriculture and trade in Uganda.

4) What is the main problem with their water:

Lack access to clean safe drinking water.

5) What do you think would help people in Uganda have access to clean/drinkable water:

Building wells, boreholes, and rain water harvesting systems, as well as providing Education on proper sanitation and hygiene practices.

6) What is the average life expectancy for people in Uganda:

62.85 years.

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Info 1. tourism, fishing, farming, oil drilling and manufacture

Info 4. it is estimated that more than 50% of the schools nationwide do not have a drinking water service, and almost 1.7 million

Info 5.

Nausea.

Stomach cramps.

Fever.

Skin, ear, or eye problems.

Cough and or shortness of breath

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agriculture, animal husbandry, hydropower, and mining Uses up most of the water in Tanzania

The causes of water pollution in Tanzania in more rural areas, however, is mainly due to the lack of access to an improved source of safe water

average life expectancy in Tanzania Is 66.39

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`they walk 4 kms between Coral Strand and Victoria,

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200 million years ago, the Seychelles existed as one continent – Gondwana. The result of continuous tectonic movements then created what we know today as the Seychelles and the Indian Ocean that surrounds it.

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The primary sources of water in Seychelles come from reservoirs, rivers (surface water) and boreholes.

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Margaret Ava Kalista

Namibias main problem with water is their short-lasting rivers due to their climate.

Reasons for Namibias climate are poor sanitation practices and inadequate water treatment facilities

In Namibia water scarcity is one of their greatest challenges.

The average person in Namibia walks about 25 kilometers. To get water.

The average of life expectancy in Namibia is 62 years.

In Namibia 48% of people have safe drinking water

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The principal freshwater sources are found on Mahé, Praslin and La Digue where several river catchments interconnect with numerous rivers and streams. Most of the rivers are ephemeral with few perennial ones.

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The water system suffers from high unaccounted for water (UFW) estimated at around 44% due to an ageing reticulation system which is complex due to the hilly.

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Yesterday when I looked at my water map they are only 1 stage away from having all most no water. I do not know why they do not have enough water. Water is one of there highest priority’s.

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The leading occupations of Ghana are University professor, Doctor, and an Engineer. Ghana has water scarcity and it is 51.5%. Ghanas daily water consumption is 321 million gallons! About 79% of schools in Ghana have access to water. The diseases and symptoms of the contaminated water are  typhoid, diarrhea and dysentery. 76% of households in Ghana are at risk of drinking water that is contaminated with faecal matter.

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40% of schools in Senegal have access to drinking water. 75 percent of Senegal has at least one basic water source. The leading occupations of Senegal are mining, construction, tourism, fishing and agriculture. People travel 6 miles to get water in Senegal. The diseases that people in Senegal get from drinkin un clean water are cholera, typhoid and hepatitis. Untreated waste water and agriculture runoff. KEATONWYATT

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Tenley Z + Olivia H

1) People in Kenya get their water from five “water towers” in central and western Kenya.

2) 28 million Kenyans out of 54 million  live without safe drinking water

3) The main reason Kenyans don’t have much drinking water because the lack of access to clean water.

4) People in Kenya are forced to travel distances up to 8 miles to reach water

5) Unsafe drinking water in Kenya can cause cholera, dysentery, hepatitis A, polio and more.

6) The average life expectancy in Kenya is 67. 47 years.

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-Pollution:waste from industries is dumped in rivers causing water contamination

-Average life for people in Togo:17 deaths per 1,000 inhabitants

-percentage of schools with access to drinking water:in rural areas, only 44% of the population has access to a source of drinking water.

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LAURYN AND HAYLEY
1. There are 417,000 people who don’t have water
2. People have to travel at least 3.5 miles per day to find water
3. Irrigation is one of the biggest problems of not enough water
4.the main problem with the water is it is dirty
5. People have a life expectancy of only 49 years
6. people get there water from the ground

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(Brooklynn’s)

1. Reasons for Eritrea’s water pollution. One reason for the water pollution is, people in the agricultural field(farmers) have extra waste and chemicals from fields that run into the water and pullouts making it undrinkable.

2. People in Africa (Eritrea)retrieve their water from the ground which can effect their water making them sick and cause young children and older people to get sick and potentially die.

3. People in Eritrea only live up to around 67 years old. Many reasons can cause people to only live around this age.

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Kutter and Easton

Leading occupations in Gabon are agriculture, forestry, petroleum, tourism, and mining,

Most of the water use goes towards agriculture, industry and municipal

In Gabon 90% of schools have drinking water

Lots of Gabon is deprivation so people take so much water and of people have no water.

I think they should try not to pollute the water and use water better.

They travel really long distances to get water just for like 2 days

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1. 54% of Cape Verde doesn’t have drinking water
2. 97.6% of schools of clean drinking water
3. From 2017 Cape Verde has had one of their worst droughts.
4. Cape Verde’s GDP is 4 billion US-dollars
5. Reason for water pollution in Cape Verde, is agricultural runoff and sewage.
6. Most of the water in Cape Verde is used for agricultural water withdrawal.
7. The main problem of bad water in Cape Verde is energy-intensive process of desalinization for water.
8. The average life to live in Cape Verde is 74 years old
9. People in Cape Verde get there water from the local government.

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Equatorial Guinea doesn’t have any water sources with fresh water. The water quality is one of the lowest in Africa. More than half the people of Equatorial Guinea have unsafe drinking water near them. They have not had quality drinking water since 1995. The average life expectancy is 60 years old.

Logan Detaege

Chase Friebel

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44°39'42"N 88°14'39”w

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Mason Fischer

Number of people without safe drinking water

*4 million people in rural Guinea do not have access to clean water.

What is the main problem with their water?

*The main problem of the water scarcity in Guinea is droughts that affect crops, electricity and especially fresh water.

Where do the people in this country get their water source?

*The main way people in Rural Guinea get their drinking water is from the ground.

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1) Togo has been facing a high threat regarding water security [5]. The Volta River Basin and the Niger Ri

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They have a president

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They have  sand there. They also have volcanoes

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-  Only 50.7% percent of Angola Africa has safe, accessible drinking water
-  Cholera is bad bacteria in the Angola water which has several symptoms like leg cramps, thirst and vomiting
-  A way I could help with the water problems are filtering out the water or find other places to get cleaner water. I would boil the water to filter the water out and I would bring water to Africa to give them cleaner water.