The right to water is something that most people don’t really think about. They turn the tap on and there it is, free flowing and in most instances relatively plentiful \u2013 at least in developed nations. This isn’t the case in other parts of the world.<\/p>\n
We humans take a lot for granted, and one thing that we abuse on a daily basis is water use. It’s there for us and we don’t think twice about where it came from, how it is treated, whether or not we will have any tomorrow, and if we should ration it. While these might sound like radical musings, rationing and the possibility of no water are real in many parts of the world.<\/p>\n
Here’s an interesting question: Do we have the right to water? Most people would likely say yes, but did you also know that in some areas of the world this is a right (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The right to water is something that most people don’t really think about. They turn the tap on and there it is, free flowing and in most instances relatively plentiful \u2013 at least in developed nations. This isn’t the case…<\/span><\/p>\n