Essays on Water Sanitation

Introduction Chemical testing, whether qualitative or quantitative is done by running several chemical tests or reactions to establish the identity of a chemical through properties unique to that chemical. In the real world this type of testing could be used for many different reasons. Knowing…

The 21st century has been named the ‘‘Century of the Environment” to properly emphasize the critical environmental issues. Water scarcity is perhaps the most important environmental challenge, which is a global risk to not only the economic development but also the food security. Despite the…

This paper by Asit K Biswas, initially analyses the developments that led to the United Nation declaration treating water as a human right and then assesses the impact of this in the developing world, particularly in the water starved Middle East and North African (MENA)…

Seneviratne (1974) has observed that the teeth of many school children in the north central province of the country exhibited the distinctive changes of dental fluorosis whereas those in the central province did not. A study was therefore conducted to investigate the extent and degree…

Integrated Water Management Program is intended to tackle the mind boggling issues that are identified with water storage over the state and to distinguish the spots that are overwhelmed as often as possible, dry season territories and the zones which have lack of water for…

The Global Water Crisis Globally, every 80 seconds a child dies from a water-related disease. This means that water, sanitation, and hygiene related diseases kill nearly 1 million people each year. It’s statistics such as these two that should put you on edge. Sure, it…

Covering seventy-one percent of the Earth’s surface and around fifty-seven percent of the average human body, water exists all around us. Water is one of the most important aspects of people’s daily lives. Every day we drink water, cook with water, bathe in water, and…

Water sanitation in Africa has been a problem for many years. About 750 million people lack access to safe drinking water, and in many areas people are suffering from an absence of sanitation systems. 6-8 million people die per year due to unsanitary water, which…