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Water is the most important resource for life on Earth. While water covers over 70% of the planet's surface, most of it is salt water and not suitable for drinking or other uses. If the world runs out of accessible fresh water, aquatic life would lose habitat and humans and other species would not survive as our bodies are 70% water. There are simple ways to conserve water like turning off taps when not in use, taking bucket baths instead of long showers, and only flushing toilets when necessary. Conserving water is essential for our survival and the survival of all species on the planet.

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Water is the most important resource for life on Earth. While water covers over 70% of the planet's surface, most of it is salt water and not suitable for drinking or other uses. If the world runs out of accessible fresh water, aquatic life would lose habitat and humans and other species would not survive as our bodies are 70% water. There are simple ways to conserve water like turning off taps when not in use, taking bucket baths instead of long showers, and only flushing toilets when necessary. Conserving water is essential for our survival and the survival of all species on the planet.

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Water is the most important resource for life on Earth. While water covers over 70% of the planet's surface, most of it is salt water and not suitable for drinking or other uses. If the world runs out of accessible fresh water, aquatic life would lose habitat and humans and other species would not survive as our bodies are 70% water. There are simple ways to conserve water like turning off taps when not in use, taking bucket baths instead of long showers, and only flushing toilets when necessary. Conserving water is essential for our survival and the survival of all species on the planet.

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Water is the most important resource for life on Earth. While water covers over 70% of the planet's surface, most of it is salt water and not suitable for drinking or other uses. If the world runs out of accessible fresh water, aquatic life would lose habitat and humans and other species would not survive as our bodies are 70% water. There are simple ways to conserve water like turning off taps when not in use, taking bucket baths instead of long showers, and only flushing toilets when necessary. Conserving water is essential for our survival and the survival of all species on the planet.

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Save water Save

life
A report on measures to
save the water
Water is the single most
important resource on the planet that we live on, and that is why it
is essential that we conserve it. Water is the basic necessity for
all living beings, and it is incredibly important to conserve it. It is
not only important for living and breathing things, but also for
many inanimate objects that humans create. For example, to build a house, we need
concrete, and to make concrete, we need to mix cement powder with water. Water
constitutes more than 70 percent of the Earth’s surface, and yet we do not have enough
water for our needs. It is essential to conserve and save water for ourselves and the
entire planet Earth.

Water, water everywhere, but not a drop to drink.” You must have
heard this phrase many times in your life. It means that although
there is water all around us, in Earth’s oceans, seas, lakes, rivers,
etc., most of it is not drinkable water! The oceans cover up more
than 70 percent of all of the Earth’s surface, which is why it is very
easy to raise the question – then why do we say that there is a
shortage of water? It is because the water in the oceans is so
salty that it is not safe to drink it.

What if the water in the world finishes? Aquatic life such as fish, coral reefs, seahorses,
etc. will not be able to survive, because they will lose their habitats. We humans will not
survive because our bodies are made up of 70% water, and without it, we cannot sustain
ourselves. All the plants and animals around us will become extinct too. The Earth,
which is a planet characterized by its ability to house life, will not be what it is now.

There are several ways to save water, and they are very easy to inculcate in our daily
lives. We must not leave the tap water running when we are putting soap while washing
our hands. We can use buckets to take a bath rather than use the shower, no flushing of
the toilet unnecessarily, always finishing the water in our glasses instead of throwing it
away, etc. Thus, water’s importance is invaluable in our lives and the lives of all the
species that exist on Earth.

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