Essays on Water

Access to safe water is a fundamental requirement for good health and is also a human right (Bain, et al. ). Diseases related to contamination of drinking-water constitute a major burden on public health. The principal risk to health is from ingestion of water contaminated...

According to Abraham Maslow’s hierarchy of needs, there are seven components which humans need to be happy and survive: air, sleep, safety, clothing, shelter, food and water. It does not take a genius to realize that the world’s food and water supply is unevenly distributed...

Fresh water is not only important to human health but it also plays a very crucial role in biological, chemical and physical processes. About 71% of Earth’s surface, and the oceans hold about 96. 5% of all water. Out of the remaining 3. 5%, 2....

Besides the air we are breathing, water is the most essential need for the human survival. Water is used in practically every human endeavor one can think of. Most people are unaware of how important water is and why it should be conserved. Water is...

A single-stage distillation is a separation method whereby a liquid mixture is partially vaporised. The vapour and lingering liquid are in equilibrium in the process and separation take place. Usually, the feed is preheated before entering the separator, during the practical which was conducted the...

Dehydration is a cause of many healthy issues in the world. Many scientists predict that there will be less water in the future which leads to increase in number of people who get dehydrated. Now days, Millions of women and children around the world and...

According to a report from WHO, by 2015, approximately 663 million people mostly from developing countries, still consumed untreated water from open surface water bodies such as rivers or streams (WHO, 2015). So, protecting these areas as a potential source for the water consumption or...