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Poster

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Kenny Barnabee

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Donate your clothes to people who need them!

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Is there a possibility to turn salt water into drinkable water? 

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Is there a possibility to turn salt water into drinkable water? 

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Scientists are actually trying to turn salt water into drinkable water by using solar power. They will use small pores that will try to take out the salt in the salt water. This will make the water go through and block the salt in the water.

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What would happen to our bodies if we keep on consuming polluted water?

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What would happen to our bodies if we keep on consuming polluted water?

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Drinking contaminated water causes nausea, vomiting, and cramps. These symptoms occur depending on how long they have been consuming the water.

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What happened to the dyes after using them? Paan

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What happened to the dyes after using them? Paan

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20% of the world’s fresh water supply comes from groundwater, water is treated before it reaches your faucet. The tap water comes from a private well or from a water treatment system to the faucet.

http://www.chargerwater.com/water-sources

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"Today there are a variety of synthetic dyes in use. These are more popular than natural dyes because of the wide range of colours that they offer and because they are cheaper and better than the natural ones. The first synthetic dye used, mauveine, was discovered in 1856 by teenage William Henry Perkin." These dyes are man made and are made out of petroleum that are mined from the ground. http://humantouchofchemistry.com/the-colourful-truth-about-dyes.htm
-Kenneth Barnabee

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Agriculture uses the most water by using 84% of our water and then industrial uses around 3%

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Will the factories help change the world? -Léøn

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Will the factories help change the world? -Léøn

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IDE Technologies is doing a great job according to this website: http://time.com/4461874/change-the-world-companies-fortune/.  "In regions where freshwater is hard to find, its engineering alchemy converts oceanic saltwater for drinking and irrigation."

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their are companies in the UK that produce 24 million tonnes in 2002. Only about 50% of the waste is recycled.

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They are made from plastic

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Did governments set rules of using water?

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Did governments set rules of using water?

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Depending on where you are. Some governments make laws about water usage, some governments don't. In the In the United States, there are complex legal systems for water usage that vary by region/state. If it is drinking water, there will be more laws to make sure that drinking water is safe to drink. In the States, there is a Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA)  which is a federal law that ensures that everyone has safe and clean drinking water in public.

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

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

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Does the tab water has better quality then bottle water

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Does the tab water has better quality then bottle water

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Farms and agriculture produce the most waste of all the things. About 2,500 cows are equal to an entire cities waste