According to the World Health Organisation in 2006 13% of the world's population still did not have access to safe drinking water or 887,000,000 people. This is an improvement since 1990 when 1,600,000,000 did not have access to safe water. Only about half the world's population can turn on a tap in their homes.
Answer2: In the last five years,, some 20 million children have died of preventable waterborne diseases, and hundreds of millions of people continue to live with the daily misery of squalor associated with lack of clean drinking water and adequate sanitation. (from 1/2006 Awake magazine on Jehovah's Witnesses official website)
Approximately 785 million people in the world do not have access to safe drinking water sources. This lack of access contributes to waterborne diseases and other health issues, particularly in developing countries. Efforts are being made to improve access to clean water through various initiatives and partnerships.
UN figures estimate that 85% of the worldâ??s population lives in parts of the world with shortages of water. 780 million of those people live in areas where they donâ??t have access to clean water. In addition, another 2.5 billion donâ??t have access to sufficient sanitation.
According to the UN, 884million people don't have access to clean water. 2.5 billion lack proper sanitation facilities. For more information click on the related links below.
About 3 million people in this world don't have clean water to drink
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About 2.2 billion people globally do not have access to safely managed drinking water in their homes, meaning they may lack running water. This issue disproportionately affects people in developing countries and rural areas. Efforts to improve access to clean water and sanitation are essential for addressing this problem.
It is difficult to calculate the exact number of people who die worldwide each day from thirst, as there are multiple factors at play such as access to clean water, hydration levels, and preexisting health conditions. However, it is largely preventable, with an estimated 2.2 billion people lacking access to safely managed drinking water services according to the World Health Organization.
Many people have had a drink before the legal drinking age of 21, but exact numbers can vary. Factors such as culture, peer pressure, and availability of alcohol can influence underage drinking behaviors.
Roughly 50.4% of the global population aged 15 and older have consumed alcohol in the past year, according to the World Health Organization. This equates to around 3.3 billion people worldwide.
today there are 6 billion people living in the world
There is no correct answer because every second people are drinking clean water..But, also every second people are drinking dirty water.
About 1.2 billion people do not have access to clean water... :( We need to change this stat,, together as a nation to help people around the world!
about 18 million people rely on the Mississippi for drinking water.
How many people in the united States rely on the Mississppi River and its tributaries for drinking water
I think it maybe more than 80% ofthe world population
People drink dirty water wherever there is not a source of clean/sanitized water available. Third world countries contain the most people susceptible to having to drink dirty water because of the lack of sanitation and poor conditions that they live in.
3,000
People do not die from drinking alcohol, only from drinking it abusively or excessively.
3,000,000 people in the world don't have water. Most common country is Africa. 0 people in Africa have access to clean drinking water. That is a lie not zero people just very little.
Many people in the world do not have access to clean water, and virtually no drinking water is absolutely "pure." But cleaner water usually results in fewer health problems. Humans can live longer without food than they can without water, but water itself has no nutritive value.
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