I didn't know it was World Water Day yesterday until I read yesterday's paper today. Regrets.
It's not so bad as one I had when I came home one day and found my faucet running. Forgetfullness caused me accidental, unintentional neglect. I wasted water. I was guilty. From then on, I became more cautious to make sure all taps and even power consumers are off when we leave home. Resolve. We find ways to solve our problems and avoid new ones.
World Water Days aren't holidays of funfare. They are there to remind us of our responsibilities.We SHOULD and we, actually, CAN do something.
The UN cites a few examples of what we can do: "follow a healthier, sustainable diet; consume less water-intensive products; reduce the scandalous food wastage: 30% of the food produced worldwide is never eaten and the water used to produce it is definitively lost!produce more food, of better quality, with less water."
Learn more about the world's water situation, visit the United Nation's Website:
View pictures as contributed by the Guardian, click:
World Water Day Photos from the Guardian
A green earth cannot be possible without water. Learn Green. Love Green. Live Green.
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WORD FROM THE SPONSOR
Surely God is my salvation; I will trust and not be afraid. The LORD, the LORD himself, is my strength and my defense; he has become my salvation.” With joy you will draw water from the wells of salvation.
Isaiah 12:2-3


