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Qatar,Israel and Lebanon were ranked as the most water stressed countries in the world.

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There are 326 million trillion gallons of water on earth.

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70% of water is used in agriculture.

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What are other water sources we can turn to when  1 in 5 developing countries face water shortage and day zero.

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Most of the fresh water we use goes into industry,agriculture,products and food

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Climate change is making available water even more erratic

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UNICEF has set up solutions to let people get clean water to drink.

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Will we have enough water sources once our agreement with Malaysia ends?

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Two million people, mostly children, die each year from diarrheal diseases from inadequate sanitation alone.

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1.1 billion people live without clean drinking water

2.6 billion people lack adequate sanitation

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Are there other ways can we retrieve water from besides from the surface and underground?

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If we run out of water, what will we turn to?

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cape city is low on water

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meat contains a lot of water in it

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It's more critical that increased water use by humans does not only reduce the amount of water available for industrial and agricultural development but has a profound effect on aquatic ecosystems and their dependent species.

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Water is wasted almost everywhere and people believe access to water is an obvious and natural thing.

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Why don't people listen and care about saving water

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How will the world survive without water and when will the earth completely run out of water?

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will people even listen and save water?

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What are the other organisations that help availability of clean water other than UNICEF, WHO and WASH FIT?

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Mexicali's main water source is the Colorado river

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Some of the most important threats for Mexico City are related to water.

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Kuwait is one of the poorest countries in terms of water per capita

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San Paulo, Cape town, Melbourne, London, Jakarta, Beijing, Istanbul, Tokyo, Bangalore, Barcelona and Mexico City are the cities that will face Day Zero in the next few decades unless their water use radically changes.

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Cape town could be the first major city in the world to run out of water.

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2% of water is frozen, 1% of water is usable, and the other 97% of water are from oceans and is not suitable for drinking.

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By 2040, most of the world might not have enough water to meet demand year-round.

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Cape Town's Day Zero has made people save water from 1.2 billion liters to 516 liters.

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The world only has 1% of fresh water.

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The world is consuming and wasting too much water.

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the world is running out of water fast

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