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Water quality and water supply reliability are jeopardized by climate change in a variety of ways that affect ecosystems and livelihoods.

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How much water do we really use everyday?

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How much water do we really use everyday?

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Watch your water usage!

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The Global Water Crisis | How Much Water Do We Really Use Everyday? | TakePart

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An Action Project

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The water challenge- Fresh water and proper sanitation are vital. Climate change, rising population and unsustainable practices are putting water resources and lives at risk. For billions of people around the world, water and sanitation are the most vital challenges. Today, more than one billion people do not have access to clean water, and over 2 billion lack proper sanitation.

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2015 Report

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Map and data

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The EarthEcho Water Challenge (formerly World Water Monitoring Challenge) is an international program that runs annually from March 22 (the United Nations World Water Day) through December and equips anyone to protect the water resources we depend on every day.

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More links - Water Wise

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Article

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Don't let all your green efforts get washed away with your morning shower.

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video, NatGeo

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There is the same amount of water on Earth today as there was when the dinosaurs roamed. And just less than one percent of the planet's water is available to meet the daily drinking water, sanitation and food needs of nearly 7 billion people and millions of other species.