World Water Day 2024

Living in Sydney Australia we have water on tap.

Fresh water to drink. Clean water to cook with. Even fresh clean drinking water to flush the toilet.

And, if we don’t, we have great plumbers like The Lone Drainer and Pronto to find out why, and return the status quo.

If you didn’t know, March 22nd 2024 is World Water Day. Its a day to consider the billions of people worldwide who have never had potable water dispensed from a tap.

So, how does that affect you dear reader? Well it doesn’t!

Unless we are to venture to parts of Asia, Africa and some parts of Australia and the Americas and the oceans in between us for exotic getaways where the local residents just don’t have fresh water to use the way that we do.

There are several things we can do to draw attention to the plight of those who don’t have access to fresh drinking water:

1. Share information: Spread the word about the global water crisis by sharing information about it with your friends, family, and social media networks. Raise awareness about the issue and the impact it has on people’s lives.
2. Support organizations: There are many organizations that work to provide clean water to people in need. Consider supporting these organizations by making a donation or volunteering your time to help with their efforts.
3. Advocate for change: Write to your local representatives and urge them to support policies that prioritize access to clean water. Use your voice to advocate for change and push for action on this critical issue.
4. Reduce your own water consumption: By conserving water in your daily life, you can help reduce the demand for freshwater resources and lessen the strain on those who don’t have access to it.
5. Take action on World Water Day: Participate in events and activities that are organized around World Water Day to draw attention to the issue and show your support for those who are affected by the global water crisis.

By working together to raise awareness about the issue of water scarcity, we can help ensure that everyone has access to this basic human right.