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    diseases such as measles through aggressive immunization campaigns. We have come to address the problem of the cholera outbreak by calling all UN member countries to aid in increasing the distribution of cholera vaccines as well as improving river and water sanitation in Haiti. When one thinks about the pressing global health issues of today, what comes to mind?…

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    The Flint, Michigan Water Crisis In Flint, Michigan there was a water contamination problem. Flint is a majority black city where 40 percent of people live in poverty. The water crisis started in April 2014, after Flint changed its water source from treated Detroit Water and Sewerage Department water to the Flint River. After that, people started complaining about the quality of the water. City and state officials failed to see that there was a serious problem for months. (http://www.npr.org/s…

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    clothes, etc. When it comes down to bottled water vs. tap water it’s the same situation. Bottled water is better than tap water because it’s useful during disasters, more portable, and it has a variety of different water types. In this essay the reasons will be explained in depth about why bottled water is better than tap. To begin with, bottled water is better than tap water because it is useful during disasters. During hurricane irma, bottled water was a resource that was constantly going…

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    Persuasive Tap Water

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    people should drink bottled water. It is after all very portable and good in extreme citations. This is a problem though because the bottles are made of plastic which fills our oceans and landfills and takes many years to decompose. Other people say the water is bad for the body, they say the chemicals in the plastic can leach out into the water and ultimately harm you. Lastly most people can’t tell what type of water there drinking anyway, so why not just drink tap water. For these reasons…

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    have shown that for years, the government has been poisoning the public water supply without citizens explicit consent. Many are convinced that fluoridation is a healthy and positive thing, and will help you have a white sparkly smile, but little do they know, they are wrong. This issue was a hard thing for Americans to swallow. Are the rumors true? Is there actually fluoride in our water supply? Can we be harmed by this act?…

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    Tap Water Vs Tap Water

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    Research – STSE Tap Water vs. Bottled Water Butler, F. (n.d.). Bottled Water VS Tap Water: An In-depth Comparison. Retrieved May 29, 2016, from http://filterbutler.com/blog/bottled-water-vs-tap-water-an-in-depth-comparison/ Summary: Water Quality Tap water/Bottle Water: • Tap water’s quality is posses with unhealthy levels of lead. Around 13% of Torontonians are drinking water with excess amount of lead in it. This lead is supposedly to come from the aging pips either from the pipelines of…

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    Water In America Essay

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    Water in America: A Neglected Commodity Water may be the most vital resource for all life on Earth, yet only a marginal percent is drinkable. Water scarcity is not just a third-world problem, but the need to conserve fresh water is an issue that the United States is dealing with as well. Lake Mead, the largest water reservoir in the United States, reached a historic low in 2015 (Schwartz, 2015). In addition, a drought in California forced Governor Brown to issue a state of emergency in 2014.…

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    responsible for poisoning your water, it is businesses of every kind from large chemical factories to power plants. Including, local gas stations and supermarkets are also involved. Furthermore, you and I am contributing to these problems as well. Products used every day, such as prescription drugs, shampoo, and sunscreen are without a doubt showing up in your water supply. Such products as these often cannot be filtered out of the needed drinking water. America 's compromised water supply…

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    dying due to submersion and inhaling water. Most drownings occur within males and children. Most people drown due to not knowing how to swim, Alcohol use while swimming , and/or no supervision while swimming. One thing most people do not pay attention to is how drowning in fresh water can be different from drowning in salt water. More drownings occur in fresh water then they do in salt water and in some case the victims can die hours after the incident. Water goes into the victim’s lung cells…

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    Bottled Water History

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    practice of collecting water started in ancient human civilization. Since there was no water bottles to collect water with the Roman soldiers would use animal skins, ostrich eggs and earthen jugs. Then in the 18th century people would go to health centers where there was natural mineral springs. Natural mineral was said to have many health benefits if one was to drink, bath, or shower in this water. Businessmen and entrepreneurs got the idea that if they bottled this natural spring water it…

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