Greetings to the readers of this important article for all of us.
Today, March 22, is World Water Day (Water Day)
I want to start with the fact that a person consists of 70-80% water, which already speaks of the obligation to have/consume water.
This day was officially created and declared by the UN General Assembly (United Nations) on March 22, 1993 and has been celebrated annually for 31 years.
you may ask why do we need this holiday to simply remind us of the existence of such a resource as Water? the answer is of course No. We'll talk about preserving it. If in the country in which you live you have enough Clean, Drinking water, then you are definitely a Rich and lucky person. After all, there are 17 countries on the continent of Asia/Africa where there is practically no water, that is, there is an acute shortage of water resources in several countries: India
, Pakistan
, Bahrain,
Iran
, Jordan
, Saudi Arabia
, Libya
, Israel
. And one country that is surprising is that it ranks No. 1 on one list. This is Kuwait
. Kuwait is known for its amount of oil. Oil production provides 50% of the country's GDP, its share in the country's exports is 90%. Annual oil production is about 100 million tons. Kuwait ranks No. 1 in the list of the most expensive currencies and has its own currency - Kuwaiti Dinar
(KWD) 1 KWD exactly $3.25 And it is surprising that such an oil-rich country has no water resources. 
Okay, we've turned off the topic of water. Let's continue....
Let's talk about saving water Why is this necessary?:
Water reserves cannot be replaced with anything else. reducing the amount of water inevitably leads to death. Animals and plants will also not be able to survive in drought for more than a few weeks, so the complete disappearance of drinking resources will mean the death of all life on the planet. If we look at the problem on a smaller scale, the lack of moisture will negatively affect the development of industrial industry. Many factories and industries will not be able to operate without it. So this topic concerns all 8 billion people on the planet.
Countries with the Largest Water
Reserves (Reserves): Brazil
, Russia
, USA
, Canada
, Indonesia
, China
and Bangladesh
. But this is not a reason for citizens 
and residents of these countries to relax and waste a lot of water. On the contrary, everyone must conserve water.
How to save water: 10 simple and accessible ways that anyone can use.
1) Turn off the tap when not in use
Have you ever wondered how much water you waste while you brush your teeth, shave, do the dishes or wash your hands?
2) Take quick showers and do it rarely
Some people have a bad habit of washing for 1 hour and then without leaving the bath for a long time and repeat this procedure 3 times a week - This is not correct, frequent body washing leads to skin problems and not only is it enough to reduce the number of showers to 1 time a week ( depending on the season) And 1 hour wash to half an hour (wash faster)
3) Choose environmentally friendly household chemicals/perfumes/cosmetics
The pungent smell of detergents makes you think about their safety for humans. Therefore, when purchasing new products for cleaning the bathtub or washing clothes, do not be lazy to study their composition!
4) Eat less meat and more local vegetables
To produce one kilogram of beef, 15,000 liters of water or 100 baths are required, pork - 40 baths, the worst chicken meat - 4,300 liters or 28 baths. If you're vegetarian for environmental reasons, it's worth considering that producing and delivering plant-based foods also requires significant resources, including water. Therefore, you should consume exotic goods in moderation!
5) Eliminate leaks in faucets, pipes, and toilet tanks. Faulty plumbing can waste up to 20,000 liters a year.
6) Throw garbage into a bin, not into the toilet.
7) Instead of washing a couple of T-shirts, load the washing machine completely. (This also applies to dishwashers)
8) Don't buy too much. The production of each product requires a significant amount of water. The same goes for food: don’t buy too much
9) Collect rainwater to use for watering your garden. Do not throw garbage into a river or lake.
10) Try washing dishes in a sink filled with water. This is a huge water saving! (This has been done for a long time, for example, in the UK
)
That's all. My request is to share this article as much as possible with your friends, loved ones, Family Members, Colleagues and so on in every possible way. Let's save water and save the world's resources together!
Today, March 22, is World Water Day (Water Day)
I want to start with the fact that a person consists of 70-80% water, which already speaks of the obligation to have/consume water.
This day was officially created and declared by the UN General Assembly (United Nations) on March 22, 1993 and has been celebrated annually for 31 years.
you may ask why do we need this holiday to simply remind us of the existence of such a resource as Water? the answer is of course No. We'll talk about preserving it. If in the country in which you live you have enough Clean, Drinking water, then you are definitely a Rich and lucky person. After all, there are 17 countries on the continent of Asia/Africa where there is practically no water, that is, there is an acute shortage of water resources in several countries: India
, Pakistan, Bahrain, Iran, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Libya, Israel. And one country that is surprising is that it ranks No. 1 on one list. This is Kuwait. Kuwait is known for its amount of oil. Oil production provides 50% of the country's GDP, its share in the country's exports is 90%. Annual oil production is about 100 million tons. Kuwait ranks No. 1 in the list of the most expensive currencies and has its own currency - Kuwaiti Dinar (KWD) 1 KWD exactly $3.25 And it is surprising that such an oil-rich country has no water resources. Okay, we've turned off the topic of water. Let's continue....
Let's talk about saving water Why is this necessary?:
Water reserves cannot be replaced with anything else. reducing the amount of water inevitably leads to death. Animals and plants will also not be able to survive in drought for more than a few weeks, so the complete disappearance of drinking resources will mean the death of all life on the planet. If we look at the problem on a smaller scale, the lack of moisture will negatively affect the development of industrial industry. Many factories and industries will not be able to operate without it. So this topic concerns all 8 billion people on the planet.
Countries with the Largest Water
Reserves (Reserves): Brazil, Russia, USA, Canada, Indonesia, China and Bangladesh. But this is not a reason for citizens and residents of these countries to relax and waste a lot of water. On the contrary, everyone must conserve water.
How to save water: 10 simple and accessible ways that anyone can use.1) Turn off the tap when not in use
Have you ever wondered how much water you waste while you brush your teeth, shave, do the dishes or wash your hands?
2) Take quick showers and do it rarely
Some people have a bad habit of washing for 1 hour and then without leaving the bath for a long time and repeat this procedure 3 times a week - This is not correct, frequent body washing leads to skin problems and not only is it enough to reduce the number of showers to 1 time a week ( depending on the season) And 1 hour wash to half an hour (wash faster)
3) Choose environmentally friendly household chemicals/perfumes/cosmetics
The pungent smell of detergents makes you think about their safety for humans. Therefore, when purchasing new products for cleaning the bathtub or washing clothes, do not be lazy to study their composition!
4) Eat less meat and more local vegetables
To produce one kilogram of beef, 15,000 liters of water or 100 baths are required, pork - 40 baths, the worst chicken meat - 4,300 liters or 28 baths. If you're vegetarian for environmental reasons, it's worth considering that producing and delivering plant-based foods also requires significant resources, including water. Therefore, you should consume exotic goods in moderation!
5) Eliminate leaks in faucets, pipes, and toilet tanks. Faulty plumbing can waste up to 20,000 liters a year.
6) Throw garbage into a bin, not into the toilet.
7) Instead of washing a couple of T-shirts, load the washing machine completely. (This also applies to dishwashers)
8) Don't buy too much. The production of each product requires a significant amount of water. The same goes for food: don’t buy too much
9) Collect rainwater to use for watering your garden. Do not throw garbage into a river or lake.
10) Try washing dishes in a sink filled with water. This is a huge water saving! (This has been done for a long time, for example, in the UK
)That's all. My request is to share this article as much as possible with your friends, loved ones, Family Members, Colleagues and so on in every possible way. Let's save water and save the world's resources together!
