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World Health Organization (WHO)
Learn more about the facts of water around the world.
Critical thinking is the gathering of facts that then inform our opinions and actions.
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World Economic Forum
How can we solve the global water crisis?
Critical thinking is the gathering of facts that then inform our opinions and actions.
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UN 2023 Water Conference
The UN met to explore the state of water.
"...40% of the world's people are affected by water scarcity; 80% of wastewater is discharged untreated into the environment, and more than 90% of disasters are water-related."
Critical thinking is the gathering of facts that then inform our opinions and actions.
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United Nations Climate Action
Water and climate change are inextricably linked. Climate change affects the world’s water in complex ways. From unpredictable rainfall patterns to shrinking ice sheets, rising sea levels, floods and droughts – most impacts of climate change come down to water water (UN Water).
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COP: Water Action Pathway
COP stands for the Conference of Parties and is the annual United Nations Climate Change Conference.
Critical thinking is the gathering of facts that then inform our opinions and actions.
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INSEAD: A Force for Good
INSEAD's Hoffmann Global Institute for Business and Society works to align with the UN Sustainable Development Goals by supporting research on business and society and inspiring leaders. INSEAD is a sustainable school that leads by example, it is also the Financial Times #2 ranked business school in the world.
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100 People: A World Portrait
See data about the world represented in the context 100 people.
For example: If the world were 100 people
91 would have access to safe drinking water and
9 would have no access to safe drinking water.
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Environmental Law Institute
Using law and science to protect the natural taonga of Aotearoa.