water conservation

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water conservation

You wouldn't want to live without clean water!

Describes daily life before clean water became available, and traces the history and development of the process. Also features fact boxes, activities, diagrams, a timeline, a glossary of terms, and trivia.

Wonderful water

1993
The importance of water to all living things is discussed. Water treatment and the water cycle are described. Activities are included.

Drying up

running out of water
2016
Water is an essential part of life on Earth. But in some places, it s running out. Through expert analysis and informational insets, students will learn about water scarcity, pollution, the impact on public health, and how to protect this diminishing resource. Take Action boxes will show teens how they can help stop the drought. Appendix, Charts, Graphs, Tables, Fact Boxes, Full-color photographs, For Further Information Section, Glossary, Index, Sidebars, Web Sites, Chapter Notes.

How water gets from treatment plants to toilet bowls

2016
"Curious readers want to know how things work. Easy-to-understand text explains how water gets to and from our homes and describes the role of the community workers who make it all possible"--From the publisher's web site.

Splash! Water

2010
Presents information about water, the different uses that people have for it, the limited amount of fresh water available in the world, ways to conserve water, and ways to avoid polluting water.

Wonderful water

2012
Explains the life-giving value of water, the water cycle, responsibile uses of water, and useful tips for reducing one's water footprint.

Running dry

the global water crisis
2015
Investigates issues related to water-supply, consumption, and conservation around the world.

Clean water

2012
Explains the importance of clean water and offers twelve tips on how readers can help conserve water.

Whose water is it?

the unquenchable thirst of a water-hungry world
2003
Contains essays in which scientists, activists, water managers, and environmental journalists address issues and threats facing the world's water supply in the coming decades, and offer suggestions for protecting this vital natural resource.

Drinking water

a history
2012
Discusses the problems of obtaining clean water throughout history, some of the solutions such as the Roman aqueducts, sewer systems, and desalination plants, and how clean water is factor in many current issues including social justice, terrorism, and climate change.

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