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Why has water became an economic commodity?
Water has NOT become an economic commodity. Clean drinking water, however has become economic commodity since there is a limited supply of it available on Earth.
Is water the most important commodity?
Water is the most important commodity, without it life cannot be sustained.
How did the miners on the goldfields get fresh water?
Fresh water was not always a commodity on the goldfields. Many times, all they had was access to creek and river water, which needed to be boiled before drinking. Often, the creeks were used for everything, including washing clothes and bathing.
A horse should have access to fresh clean water at all times?
All animals should have access to clean drinking water at all times.
What is the access to drinking water in Senegal?
rain water
Should access to water be a human right?
It already is a human right. The Human Rights Act states that every human being has the right to access clean, drinking water. Various articles also enforce equality with water, stating that women and children have equal access to water as men. Yes, water access should be a human right, because every human requires water for survival. Not only for drinking, but also for sanitation, hygiene, agriculture, cooking and so on.
Does eastern Europe have access to drinking water?
Yes, there is drinking water in eastern Europe. Countries there are modern and developed.
What is percent of cambodia has access to clean drinking water?
about 0% has water
What are the main reasons not to have access to clean drinking water?
Don't you mean, what are the reasons to HAVE access to clean drinking water? Which would be to prevent water-borne diseases which kill thousands of people each year.
What should the temp be of your parakeets drinking water?
What is the temperature of parakeets drinking water
What percentage of India's population has access to drinking water?
50
What percentage of people have acces to safe drinking water in Australia?
99% of Australians have access to clean drinking water.
