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I eat a lot of junks Julius eat allot of rubbish Yuxin eat alot of plastic and Mark eat alot of sharks

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3 billion people around the world lack basic handwashing facilities.

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4.2 billion people around the world do not have safely managed sanitation services.

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2.2 billion people around the world do not have safely managed drinking water services.

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Growing 1kg of potatoes requires only about 100 litres of water, whereas 1 kg of beef requires about 13 000 litres of water.

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The water crisis that we are going to suffer from is not about having too little water to satisfy our needs but we are managing water so badly that billions of people and the environment suffer badly.

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Can countries collabrate to minimise water problem and issues across the world ?

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A lot of countries( Cape Town, New Zealand) have already faced 'zero day' before

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Would earth ever run out of water?

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Earth cannot ever run out of water but fresh water can decrease, and more countries might face a water crisis in the years to come

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Farmers and factory workers are trying their best to save more water or reuse them

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The water crisis was caused by people polluting the water, leaving there less clean water to drink

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when did the water crisis start

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How many refugees from Syria lack clean water?

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How far exactly do Esa's siblings have to walk?

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What are the other places that the UNICEF has helped improve the water quality?

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Water is wasted almost every day, as long as people are not facing water scarcity.

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Global Common Good means reconizing how much fresh water matters for the flourishing of human and non-human life on Earth now and in the future.

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Cities like Sao Paulo, Melbourne , Jakarta and London may experience a ´´Day Zero´´in a few decades.

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When will Singapore experience its first drought?

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The Mayan Civilisation suffered a 100 year drought.

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On zero day, many people had to bring jugs or water bottles to collect water

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Mexico was founded as a water city.

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2. Mexico used to be a water city where there was a lot of water filling up most of the city

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By early 2018, the city consumed less than half of what it consumed in the past year

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1. Only 1 percent of water can be drunk on earth as another 2 percent that can be drunk is frozen and the remaining 97 percent is salt/sea water.

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Cape Town's first Zero Day was scheduled on 18 March, but after that, people started conserving water

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Only 1% of the water on Earth can be drunk