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How billions die each year

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75% of people don't even have $3

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I learned the average distance to walk to get water is 3.7 miles

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I learned that we take water for granite to much and that we need to give Haiti more of our water because we use way to much a day

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Haiti is the most undeveloped country in the world.

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I learned that many people have to walk a long ways to get water in haiti

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We use many gallons of water per day

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I learned that

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I learned that Minnesota is roughly half the population of Haiti

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I learned that we are lucky to have all of this water.

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I learned that Haitians live off of less than three gallons of water a day where as we use 50 times as much water as that.

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I learned that it takes people 3.7 miles to get to water in Haiti.

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I learned that most people walk at least a mile to a water source everyday.

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I learned that they have to dig 200-225 for good water

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That most people have to walk a long way to get water

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I learned that Haitians have to walk like 3.7 miles to get water and most Americans walk less than 50 feet to get water.

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I learned that Haitians had to walk more than a mile to get water that wasn't even clean

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I learned that on average, Americans use 40 times as much water as Haitians.

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I learned that the average Haitian has to traveled 5.7 miles each day to get fresh water.

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My take away is that most of the population has no sanitation.

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I learned about the huge distance people in Haiti have to walk to get water and that we have to teach people in Haiti how to mantain the well not just give them a well.

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I learned how much money it costs to provide a community with a water pump.

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People in Haiti don't have clean water

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People in drink 40 x less than average American.

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Goats in Haiti get eaten.

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I learned that people in Haiti eat goats

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People don't have clea. Water

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I learned how far people in Haiti have to walk and how horrible the water there is.

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What I learned was how different our lives our from people in haiti

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We use alot  of water

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We use about 40% more water on average than most people in Haiti.

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How many gallons of water we use daily

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I learned that 3 out of 4 times they are able to find waters dn that with out training and rules about the well it does not last as long

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Haiti outreach helps countries in need get water

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I learned that there were so many people who didn't have enough money to have clean water, and that we take 40x more than they do.

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I learned that some people really want water but might not know how

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I learned that they have to kill their own goats for food

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I learned that people in Haiti drink 40x less than the average American.

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That Haiti outreach has made 300 water fountains in the community's.

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I was surprised about how much water we use in a day.

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I learned that they go down about 200-250 feet for a well.

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This was a very interesting presentation to watch and it was very informational. One of the big takeaways that I found from this presentation was that we should never take the things we have for granted because others may not even have that.

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I learned that some people are a lot less fortunate and don't get the water they need to survive.

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I was suprised that we use so much water each day

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Something that I learned from this presentation is what an effect not having water can have on a person and community.

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I learned that there is never really middle/ high schools in the villages

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I thaught that it was surprising that we use 104 gallons of water a day. And on average Haiti people only get 2.6 gallons.

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3/4 times they hit water

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How many gallons of water we use

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I was surprised by how much water we use compared to Haiti

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Some kids miss school to walk and

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I learned that now 95% of there wells work after 10 years

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I learned that we are lucky to have all of this water, and did not know how hard life was for people. I just don't see why they don't use electronic pumps.

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I thought that it was interesting that they had to work to get the well

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They had to walk like 3.5 miles to get their water that wasn't always clean

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We use 40 times as much water as them

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The average household uses 40 TIMES the amount of water that a Haitian family uses!

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One take away that I had from this presentation was that when people work together, they can create sustain

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That some people are not as fortunate as me.

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I learned that some people pay people to carry you up the road if there is a lot of water.

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I learned that the average person walks 3.7 miles each way to get water.

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I thought that it was crazy that sometimes the rivers flooded, and people were paid to carry other people across flooded rivers.

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That you could make a lot of money my carrying people across a river

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The community's have to receive training and show they are commited to taking care of the well before they can start the process of building a well.

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Because of the training that Haiti Outreach gives to the people living in the community, 95% of wells are still working after two

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I learned that on average, Haitians would have to walk to clean water 20 times a day to match how much water we use.

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I learned that it's really hard for people in Haiti to find clean water. And when they do find it, it's 2-5 miles away from their homes, and in very hard places.

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I learned that they have to walk really far to get water.

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I learn that kids miss school for traveling to get clean water.

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I learned that kids in Haiti have to go get water for their family instead of going to school

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I'm rick harrison, and this is my water shop

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lots of kids miss school to walk far, to get clean water.

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I learned that to get a well for your community some people (male and female) would need to write a letter saying that they want one.

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I learned that it was not as easy as a process to just put in a well and it took about 4 months

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I learned that it takes team work to get things done and that you need to cooperate with each other and have plenty of support.

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Haiti outreach helps provide wells to communities in need of clean water and they teach them how to take care of it.

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I learned that the people from the communities have to pay for the well, and that the organization is more of a company than a charity.

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Most people in Haiti don't have an easy access to clean water so they have to walk several miles to get water.

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The organization is made for those in Haiti who can't easily access water from their homes. They make wells so that the community can get fresh water from close by

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Most of those who do not have access to safe drinking water are also the poorest, which is true in the United States as well; for instance, "Clean Water Is a Luxury."

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Never knew all that was required to make a well

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They had to walk far for water

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I learned that people in Haiti have to walk a lot

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I never knew how long it took to make a well

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I learned that we use a lot of water very often

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They had to walk far to get water

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I learned that the average person walks 3.7 miles to get water

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Five gallons of water weighs about 40 pounds!

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I learned that water is very important and we shouldn't waste it.

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We use about 40 gallons of water a day, where as they use 2.5 gallons a day

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They only use 2.6 gallons of water a day

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I learned that we should appreciate our water that we have.

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I learned that they have to walk about 3.7 miles for water every day.