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Water. It’s not about lack; it’s about availability.
Cool, clear, fresh, available water.
It’s not about a lack of fresh clean water, it’s all about access.
Water; we often taken it for granted if it is plentiful and easily obtainable. The global picture for water management is not encouraging and probably worse in Africa than elsewhere. Can you imagine three-hundred million people not having access to safe water? Did you know that October 11, 2006, that was the entire population of the United States? I cannot imagine our entire country not having access to safe clean water! The inability to obtain clean safe water and the resulting poor sanitation situation keep the African people poor.
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