Today is the 25th anniversary of World Water Day, initiative to provide clean water internationally for every person.
Over 2 billion people have gained access to better drinking water.
International governments, United Nations, and non profit organizations have achieved cutting the people who lack water by 50 percent.
Source: the good news network
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2018 - This year’s theme – Nature for Water – explores how we can use nature to overcome the water challenges of the 21st century...
Environmental damage, together with climate change, is driving the water-related crises we see around the world. Floods, drought and water pollution are all made worse by degraded vegetation, soil, rivers and lakes.
When we neglect our ecosystems, we make it harder to provide everyone with the water we need to survive and thrive.
Nature-based solutions have the potential to solve many of our water challenges. We need to do so much more with ‘green’ infrastructure and harmonize it with ‘grey’ infrastructure wherever possible. Planting new forests, reconnecting rivers to floodplains, and restoring wetlands will rebalance the water cycle and improve human health and livelihoods.
@senseicat mam...we always try protect our nature...
How does water stick to the exterior of a spinning ball without falling off?
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Really a good initiative.hope that it will succeed in it's mission...