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Mar 20
JEDDAH – More than 1 billion people, or about one in six worldwide do not have safe drinking water and more than 2 billion lack access to adequate sanitation, the United Nations Development Program said. If current water usage trends continue, by the year 2025 two-thirds of the worlds population wont have enough clean water.
As the World Water Day approaches (on Monday), now is the time for a global effort to support the widespread adoption of water reuse practices, which can be a key step toward quickly and effectively reversing the global threat of clean water scarcity.
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