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View Post: Water Wars » World Toilet Day 2009
4 Oct 2009 by Pulitzer Center  
One result is that 1.8 million people, mostly young children, die each year from easily preventable water related diseases. In sub-Saharan Africa complications from the lack of sanitation and clean water are holding back economic growth ...
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View Post: 'The Three Most Important Issues'?: What the Manhattan Declaration ...
6 hours ago by Brian McLaren  
the 3 million people in this world who will die this year from easily preventable water-related diseases, the 143 million orphans crying out from filthy beds in musty orphanages and the 1 million Africans who will unnecessarily die of ...
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The Courier-Journal ...
View Blog: ... who will die this year from easily preventable water-related diseases, the 143 million orphans crying out from filthy beds in musty orphanages and the 1 million Africans who will unnecessarily die of malaria in the next 12 months.

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View Post: Water
20 Nov 2009 by Random Thoughts  
About 5 million people die of water related diseases each year. Now look at your family. It is likely that one of your children, at least, would have died before age five of a water related illness. Which one? In much of the world water ...
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View Post: All Nighter For The Poor: Preventable water-related diseases
25 Aug 2009 by Welcome to  
Every 15 seconds, a child dies from a water-related disease, that's 4 deaths per minute! Please join us and help. www.allnighterforthepoor.org. Posted by Welcome to at 10:09 AM ...
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View Post: Net Impact 2009: Enabling Access to Clean Water – Top Down Vs ...
15 Nov 2009
Water-related diseases are a leading cause of death among children across the globe. Women in developing countries spend inordinate amounts of time walking to fetch water. The panelists spoke about their work in innovative, ...
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View Post: Water and Imperialism « Revolutionary Anti-Imperialist Movement Denver
17 Nov 2009 by raimd  
(2) Each year more than five million people die from water-related disease. (3) The World Health Organization states that 1.8 million children die every year as a result of diseases caused by unclean water and sanitation. (4) ...
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View Post: Celebrate Your Toilet by Lynn Hasselberger
17 Nov 2009 by Administrator  
More than half of hospital beds in Sub Saharan Africa are occupied by patients suffering from sanitation and water related diseases; These diseases are the biggest killer of young children, killing over five times more than HIV/AIDS and ...
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View Post: Acting Out Against Water Related Diseases
3 Nov 2009 by Mark  
Categories of Water-, Sanitation, and Hygiene-related diseases Waterborne Caused by the ingestion of water contaminated by human or animal excreta or urine containing pathogenic bacteria or viruses; includes cholera, typhoid, ...
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