Water Crisis in Africa Water makes up seventy percent of Earth’s surface. In several countries, there are many people that struggle for fresh water, for example Africa. Countries that do have the privilege of having fresh water should help the countries that struggle. With the help of others, fewer people will suffer from the lack of clean water. Africa and Asia itself have 5.5 million people that die from waterborne diseases. Waterborne diseases are caused from the lack of clean water. There are
My water usage Your Usage (%) Your Usage (%) Your Usage (kL) Bathroom 71% 249 88 Kitchen 12% 44 12 Laundry 6% 22 30 Lawn / Garden 8% 29 32 Pool 0% 0 0 Car / Boat 2% 8 12 Total 100% 352 174 2. Africa Health is the most immediate, and is affected by the water scarcity in Africa on the continent's health. It is the one of the most biggest problem for Africans as it affects 1.1 billion people, which means that 1 out of 6 people can’t have access to drink clean water. In sub-Saharan Africa they
INTRODUCTION Yemen, a country situated in the semi-dry part of the Middle East is facing a very serious water crisis. This crisis is mainly due to the ongoing and fast growth of the population, unwise agricultural development, qat cultivation and the absence of regulatory rules on the use of water. AIM OF THE ESSAY The main objective of the present essay is to investigate and have a thorough look at the water situation in Yemen, background, causes, facts and present some possible solutions. Coming from
Art essay Faces around the world in art. Exploring the face of the world through textured and realistic techniques My year works are around the theme: Faces of the World: seeing different cultures: showing how different people really are: how people grow through certain experiences and how it gets portrayed through various mediums. Faces show how people are, how they are doing. It shows what they feeling and what they are going through at that point in time. It shows their emotions, how they feel
as this will help assessing the risk of a particular species invading successfully, which is covered in chapter 5. The various options of detecting, controlling and eradicating biological invasions is detailed in chapter 6. Chapter 7 concludes this essay. Reptiles, including the dinosaurs that dominated terrestrial life for millions of years, are well known throughout the world. Far from primitive, reptiles have adapted physiologically to a huge range of habitats and come in all shapes and sizes (Pincheira-Donoso
2010091359 Mngomezulu M.J 2009145380 Morajane M.P 2010121446 Sithole M.P 2010132823 Rakhale M Introduction: Tourism in small towns in SA. South Africa is a wonderful tourist destination on many levels, offering everything from trendy city outings and rough ‘n somersault rural adventures to big five safaris. Another thing that South Africa has in abundance though, is small, interesting towns which make for wonderful weekend escapes. Here are six namely: Clarens, Meitjiesfontein, Hilton, Hogsback
Introduction Our environment is very essential in our day to day activity, based on that; it’s worth being kept clean and healthy at all time. The air we breathe in, the water and food we use on daily basis comes from the environment, so, our lives depend on it. In this essay, I’m going to briefly analyzed about environmental issues regarding deforestation in my community, situated in the republic of Liberia. Additionally, the root cause of the problem and what can be done to avert the problem will
Should Malta build a new airport, or perhaps a bridge connecting to its sister island of Gozo? Should water or health supplies be improved? Should an interconnector between Malta and Italy be built to generate more electricity, through sources located in Sicily and other regions in Europe? These are all typical questions in which Cost-Benefit Analysis plays a crucial role. If we have to decide whether to use a particular idea from another, there is one general rule that should always be put to practice
nature reserves and locally managed marine areas that protect reefs, seagrass beds, shipwrecks, archaeological sites, tidal lagoons, mudflats, saltmarshes, mangroves, rock platforms, underwater areas on the coast and the seabed in deep water, as well as open water (the water
Lesotho's solid social personality does not convert into a solid national character, be that as it may, since its area somewhere down in the heart of South Africa has truly constrained the little nation into reliance on its much bigger neighbor. The Sotho ethnic gathering involves right around 100 percent of Lesotho's populace. The homogeneous cosmetics of the nation has permitted Lesotho to maintain a strategic