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HELP ME QUICKLY ITS OVER DUE PLSSSSS

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dlinn [17]3 years ago

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You want clean and safe water so that there are no environmental issues that are going to cause you or others harm. Such as the bacteria, oil spills, acid rain, and if anyone were to drink it, they could get very sick and possibly die!

pentagon [3]3 years ago

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it is important because different places have different amount of water ratio exist ,somewhere large amount of clean,safe water available but somewhere scarcity of it , it important to have this system it will help people living in area where lack of pure water general ly seen

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