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Third, they learn public health: to assess their patients' drinking water, housing, social and economic conditions.
Communities would fight each other as they took water along the Nile.
A tree may have its branches cut, but give it water, and it will grow new branches.
We are the generation to plant it, so that the next generation can water it, and the one that follows will enjoy the shade.
Being a child refugee has taught me that one could be stripped of everything: food, shelter, clean drinking water, even friendship, but the one thing that no one could ever take away from you is your education.
It isn't just a reflexive movement like breathing air or drinking water.
And the same way, we don't do it when we've got fancy toilets, running water, and soap available, it's the same thing in the countries where child mortality is really high.
On the west side of the freeway in Palo Alto are the "haves," on just about any dimension you can think of: education, income, access to water.
We've made similarly sinister design decisions on any number of issues, from water infrastructure to where we decide to place grocery stores versus liquor stores, or even for whom and how we design and fund technology products.
The Pulse Amplitude Modulated Fluorometer, or PAM, gauges the fluorescence of corals as it pertains to pollutants in the water as well as climate change-related issues.
It's got water; it's got everything to be the perfect place.
And if you look at the trunk, the trunk, of course, safeguards water, which is often harvested by a thirsty traveler, and the leaves are used in traditional medicine against infectious disease.
But if you water it, this is what you get.
Now, if you look at our aging process, the aging process is in fact the loss of water from the upper epidermis, resulting in wrinkling as we know it, especially women, we are so conscious of this.
A forest that may be able to laminate the water and prevent the flooding?
The first is, does everyone have the basic needs for survival: food, water, shelter, safety?
So what this tells us is that if poor countries can get a little bit of extra GDP, and if they reinvest that in doctors, nurses, water supplies, sanitation, etc., there's a lot of social progress bang for your GDP buck.
So okay, after all of this ice, we know that it was much more than just pouring buckets of ice water over your head, and I really would like to leave you with a couple of things that I'd like you to remember.
He walked over to a palm tree and carved off a fern, threw it in the fire, applied it to my foot, threw it in a pot of water, and had me drink the tea.
We'd laid 10 depots of food, literally burying food and fuel, for our return journey — the fuel was for a cooker so you could melt snow to get water — and I was forced to make the decision to call for a resupply flight, a ski plane carrying eight days of food to tide us over that gap.
You may have heard of the Three Gorges Dam, pictured here, which is the largest power station in the world, and it's powered by water.
Beneath our feet, 90 percent of all the world's ice, 70 percent of all the world's fresh water.
On this journey, we faced the danger of crevasses, intense cold, so cold that sweat turns to ice inside your clothing, your teeth can crack, water can freeze in your eyes.
Just the Amazon pumps to the atmosphere 20 billion tons of water every day.
If we had to boil water to get the same effect as evapotranspiration, we would need six months of the entire power generation capacity of the world.
An engineering college in Lima designed a giant advertising billboard that absorbs air humidity and converts it into purified water, generating over 90 liters of water every day.
They can literally create water out of thin air.
Second, we are running out of natural water and oil.
In California, where I live, water scarcity is becoming a big problem.
This dynamic data allows farmers to optimize use of water energy while improving quality of the products and the yields, which is a great solution for California, which faces major water shortage.
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