So I went to Africa over the summer and I’ve been wanting to start a fundraiser at my church and school for clean water in Africa.
I have no idea how to even begin it. Like, are there companies I can go through or something? Or, I don’t know, I need to know everything.
Thanks if you can help!! Anything helps!!
Why is not food or clean water a right in America? They are necessities and yet some people in this country lack access to them.
what diseases could you get from not drinking fresh clean water like if you drink dirty water i know that you can get E-coli but i think there are a lot more that you can get from drinking dirty water and i would like to know what they are / are called.? thank you!
You know those waters that are marketed as the "cleanest" or "most natural" or "pure" tasting from far away places? They have denied people living in third world conditions access to the only clean water available.
If that is not reason enough, will you stop drinking bottled water knowing that chemicals from plastics leak into that "pure" water you paid too much for?
I gave up bottled water last year and I think it’s a good idea if we all did.
I’m interested in bringing a club to my school in which I would help raise and donate money to the cause of providing safe drinking water to developing areas of the world. I’ve become aware of how crucial to life it is to have clean water by how many people simply don’t have it, the deaths it causes and the increase in quality of life it can bring to the people that it would go to. I want to know if anyone is aware of an established, supported organization that is dedicated to bringing clean drinking water to impoverished places that I could affiliate my club with. Thanks:)
okay, so distilled water is the most absolutely clean water there is, right? or pretty clean? i was wondering, are there different types of it? and where can i pick some up…….preferable a convienent store if you know of one that sells it…..
P.S. What is it normally used for……..????
any info. would help! thanks! 
Ok so I’m doing an assignment and you have to make a children’s picture book explaining the importance of drinking clean water…And I was wondering, why is it actually important for us to drink clean water? I mean what are some reasons? thanks guys (:
The supposed clean water that I pour out sometimes has a few black grains left behind. Did I not install the thing properly? Or is this normal?
I want to cut back on how much bottle water our family drinks, on average I go through about 3 bottles of waters per day out of a 24 back and thats just me. We buy the brand "Pure Life" and i was wondering if anyone can suggest a way to get clean water that wont have a metallic taste to it. Ive heard of jars were you put water in them and as the water goes into the jar it gets clean? idk but any ideas im open to them, thank you very much
The bottled water that you can buy from starbucks that supposedly helps kids get clean water has an expiration date.
WHY?
Water with an expiration date? HAX!
Yes yes all bottled water as an expiration but why?
If you have seen a few documentaries you will know that fluoride is poison and they put it in our water with the excuse it would be to protect our teeth… there are a few documentaries and organized groups in the world to get the fluoride out of the water we are drinking…. yet is still not happening…
Are there any products or filters in the market that we can buy to filter the fluoride???
What can we do to get the government to action pure clean water free from fluoride?
So James you should just give at least a hint of what you mean, share it out
I use well water in my home and one of my toilets is a The Gerber Ultra Flush. My other toilets I can put some bleach into the tank from time to time to get the deposits out. The Ultra flush is a closed system. There is black crap coming out with the clean water. Can I open the plastic tank and add bleach?
In mexico, flash floods happen due to overflowing of water, but how does this affect Mexico’s clean water?
Accroding to liberals, every source of water is supposed to be perfectly clean, like out of a bottle or something. And now with frakking they drum up more trumped up charges.
Never in the history of the planet have we had perfectly clean water. that’s just bogus. At least if we stop with all the regulations at least you’d get business incentives supply cleaned water at appropriate levels.
i am looking for a beach that has a beautiful sight, clean water, swimming, picnic, free parking if possible, or just cheap, no reservations, beach strolling.
