How would the world be different if every human had access to clean drinking water and safe sanitation?

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There is a high probability of contamination by various parasitic organisms, especially through water. Consumption of pond water can lead to liver worms. Hygiene, eating fruits and vegetables without washing them thoroughly can cause cysts of parasites such as tapeworms, oscarids, worms. Failure to wash dishes well can lead to hepatitis A infection. The way to know that the human body is thirsty is as follows: if you drip water on your body, it will be absorbed quickly, it is thirsty, if it is not absorbed for a long time, it will be saturated with water only if it dries up by steaming. The main source of water for a person, which cleanses him, improves his health and ensures his longevity, is the way to use it properly. If a person eats only food and lives for 7 days, he can live up to 40 days only by drinking water. “Water is the beauty of nature, it is alive, it moves the wind or disturbs it, it moves and gives life and turns the environment. "Sergey Aleksanov"
3. Today, the shortage of drinking water among the population is obvious. This is especially true in the hot summer season. We have good drinking water and sanitation, but Qatar is the number one country in terms of water shortages, followed by Israel, Lebanon, Iran and Jordan. Let's imagine the population of such countries. There is not enough drinking water for the population, so people have to drink water that is not suitable for children. Sometimes it is difficult to find this water, and we do not appreciate every drop of this water, which is better than gold. Probably, if everyone appreciated water, at least half of the population suffering from dehydration would have access to clean drinking water. To do this, it is necessary to improve people's perception of water, to instill in people the idea of ​​its value. Water, like bread, is a gift from Allah, so it should be instilled in the minds of every young generation that it is a grave sin to waste it as a sacred blessing. It is important to keep in mind that the amount of water that everyone spends on things they don't value can save the lives of many young children living in a certain part of another country. Many homeless children, who have never seen any sweet period of their lives, are starving to death every minute due to dehydration. It is enough for us to unite on the path of a single goal, to appreciate every blessing given by Allah, and not to waste it. Uzbekistan ranks 25th out of 164 countries in the World Resource Institute's ranking of countries suffering from water shortages. Globally, 70% of water is used for agriculture, 1.9% for industry and 11% for cities. The most water-consuming countries are the United States, India and China. Water used in local industry and agriculture should be collected, re-treated and converted into treated water for use. In countries with water shortages, due to water pollution, allergic diseases of the stomach, intestines, kidneys, liver, the spread of helminths, diarrhea, dysentery, hepatitis and other diseases are increasing. 40% of the UN population lives in areas where there is a shortage of drinking water. When a person misuses water, nature changes dramatically. For example, the drying up of the Aral Sea. This is now causing great damage to the population. Nature responds to us in the same way we treat nature. The first Law of Uzbekistan "On Water and Water Use" came into force on June 12, 1993 with the draft resolution No 873-XI, The Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan "On Nature Protection" adopted on December 9, 1997. Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan "On measures to establish and reconstruct irrigated lands against wind erosion and sand cover of economic facilities" dates January 8, 2001; "On the procedure for establishing sanitary protection zones for water protection of water bodies in the territory of the Republic of Uzbekistan" dated December 11, 2019; the Law on the Establishment of Fresh Groundwater Outflow Zones was adopted in 2004. The first U.S. Water Act “The Water Law in the United States” was accepted on April 23, 1999. "The water level is falling," he said. The lakes are shrinking or drying up. The same is true of rivers. This has a huge impact on ecosystems and biodiversity because there is not enough water for human habitation.” says A. Hexley, a professor at the University of Twenta.
4. Once said Henry David Thoreau: "Water is the only suitable drink for the wise". We must not only save water, but also appreciate every gift of nature, use it wisely and economically. Our beautiful nature, clear air, clear healing waters can fascinate everyone. It is the main duty of each of us to pass on to the next generation such a unique, indescribable charm. The number of people has increased, but the riches of nature have been declining. To restore them, it is necessary to increase green areas, reduce emissions from industry, enterprises, plants, factories, develop waste-free technology, widely distribute and use new generations of cars that do not emit harmful gases, create productive breeds, productive and disease-resistant plants. In areas where drinking water is scarce and pollution is high, it is necessary to create plant varieties that collect water from the body, leaves and other parts. If these plants could naturally filter the contaminated water and collect it, it would be possible to provide the population with water that contains a certain amount of pure and natural minerals. In saline soils, it is necessary to create new succulent plants that collect water in their salt-resistant bodies. It is necessary to create devices for filtering and purifying water. Through them, we can reuse water over and over again. These processes are of great importance in water-scarce areas. “Wealth is like salt water. The more you drink, the more thirsty you become. That's the decent thing to do, and it should end there. " Arter Shopenhuer.
Today, man's influence on nature has increased. The population has exceeded 7 billion. The XXI century is the "age of technology", the information and communication, technological means are developing rapidly, which leads to an increase in demand. Needs are natural resources that nature has accumulated over millions of years. They are satisfied at the expense of flora and fauna. The depletion of these reserves will lead to major setbacks.
Just as man has influenced the reduction of flora and fauna, natural resources and water resources in nature, so nature is sending him various diseases, climate change and natural disasters. In the following years, as a result of human emissions of harmful fumes into the atmosphere, the ozone layer is destroyed and the sun's rays, which are harmful to living organisms, fall directly on the skin, leading to an increase in skin, eye and other diseases. Climate change is causing glaciers to melt and oceans to rise. Subsoil pollution. It causes the ground to collapse. It is necessary to slow down these processes, create human artificial products, use safe, waste-free, technological processes. Waste recycling systems also need to be widely introduced. It is necessary to ensure that the product created by man is sufficient for himself and less use of natural resources.