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    Barlow‚ Maude February 25‚ 2008 *The* Global Water Crisis and the Coming Battle for the Right to Water Foreign Policy in Focus‚ www.fpif.org A disturbing article by Maude Barlow‚ which pertains to the building tension between countries‚ regions‚ etc. in‚regards to shared water sources. She highlights the possibilities of issues arising from disagreements in the use and treatment of water sources. Amster‚ Randall March 10‚ 2009 WaterWater Everywhere? Sustaining Scarce Resources in the

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    The Flint Water Crisis is a slow decline into ever worsening conditions at the complete neglect of bureaucracy. The Crisis began in June of 2012 as the city began to explore options for cheaper drinking water by switching from the Detroit Water and Sewerage Department (DWDS) to Karegnondi Water Authority (Kennedy‚ 2016). This phase of the crisis continued in April of 2013 when Detroit city council approves the change. In between changing water sources‚ the city temporarily connects residential and

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    residents that later became known as the Flint Water Crisis (Southall 2016). The crisis began in April of 2014‚ when the officials of Flint decided that‚ in an effort to conserve dwindling funds‚ the city would switch their main water source from Lake Huron‚ to the Flint River (Southall 2016). Almost immediately‚ the residents of Flint began expressing their discontent of the new water. People complained about the smell‚ taste and color of the Flint water; and on top of that‚ some started reporting

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    about is a current event. This current event is the Flint‚ Michigan water crisis. My present assumption about the Flint‚ Michigan water crisis comes from what I see in the media and what I was taught in school. This assumptions is that water in Flint‚ Michigan contains a high percentage of lead concentration. I am not actually sure of the percentage but I know that no amount of the lead should in water. Lead should not be present in water because lead can hurt the human body. I remember learning about

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    Save the water! We’re going to need it very soon. China is in a water scarcity crisis right now and are not getting any progress quick. There are three main causes of China’s water scarcity crisis: Global Warming‚ Urbanization/ population growth‚ and Industrialization. Of these‚ the biggest driver is the industry. One reason for China’s water shortage is that the glaciers are melting. They are melting 7% each year and many people depend on these glaciers for water. Also the dry season is drying

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    18 March 2011 Pakistan’s Food and Water Crisis: ‘More Detrimental to Security than Extremism’ Sergei DeSilva-Ranasinghe FDI Senior Analyst Summary Over the coming years and decades‚ Pakistan will face the real prospect of serious food and water shortages if the challenges posed by climate change and the overexploitation of natural resources are not effectively and comprehensively managed. In this context‚ the manifold challenges that face Pakistan require not only a concerted strategy

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    The Flint water crisis has caused many different health effects. These health effects have been caused by the abnormal levels of lead that seeped into Flint’s water system through the pipes. Pretty much everyone who was around the water in Flint has been affected. Although everyone is affected by this‚ the people who are affected the most often are children‚ because they are still developing. These effects can especially affect a child’s education. It can‚ as the long term effects include lowered

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    one billion people live without clean water? The water crisis is occurring in parts of Latin America‚ Sub saharan Africa‚ and South east Asia. The women and children have to get the water which is about a three hour walk‚ and the water isn’t even clean. For our class we did a water walk to try to experience what they do everyday. What I would change to make the water walk more authentic is less talking‚ harder terrain‚ and more water to carry. During our water we talked‚ only carried one gallon‚ and

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    LOS ANGELES - California is closely watching the crisis at a Japanese nuclear plant‚ but officials downplayed the threat that a radioactive cloud blown across the Pacific could pose for the US West Coast. While radioactivity could reach the United States from the quake-hit Fukushima plant‚ the levels would not be high enough to cause major health problems‚ said the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC). Some experts disagreed‚ notably pointing to the west-east jet stream‚ but NRC -- which was asked

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    Water Runs Dry – North American Water Crisis Collectively the United States is ranked as the greatest consumers of water worldwide; a startling fact for a country that cannot support its own unrivaled demands (Barlow‚ 2007). The United States is now crucially dependent on nonrenewable groundwater for a staggering 50% of its daily water usage (Barlow‚ 2007). In addition to such formidable numbers‚ citizens of the United States use and waste up 80-100 gallons or 454 liters of water per day (Perlman

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