Good morning dear friends! Today marks World Water Day. Water as we know it is very important. The human body contains about 60% water. World Water Day is celebrated every year on March 22. That day was adopted by a UN resolution in December 1992. Already in 1993, this day began to be celebrated and over time, the importance of this day began to grow. On this day, the United Nations wants to remind you of the importance of water protection and the lack of drinking water in many parts of the world. Water is of inestimable importance in the evolution of the living world. Water is practically a condition for the survival of life on Earth. The first form of life originated in water. Unfortunately 50% of running water is permanently destroyed. I hear on TV that about two billion people do not have access to drinking water. Serbia is 47 countries out of 180 countries ranked by the amount of water resources in the world. ********************************************************************************************** Dobro jutro dragi prijatelji! Danas se obeležava Svetski dan voda. Voda kao što znamo je veoma važna. Ljudski organizam sadrži oko 60% vode. Svetski dan voda obeležava se svake godine 22. marta. Taj dan je usvojen rezolucijom UN-a u decembru 1992. godine. Već od 1993. godine ovaj dan je počeo da se obeležava i vremenom značaj ovog dana je počeo da raste. Ovim danom Ujedinjene nacije žele da podsete na važnost zaštite voda i na nedostatak vode za piće u mnogim krajevima sveta. Voda ima neprocenjiv značaj u evoluciji živog sveta. Voda praktično predstavlja uslov opstanka života na Zemlji. Prvi oblik života nastao je u vodi. Nažalost 50% tekućih voda je trajno uništeno. Slušam na TV kažu da oko dve milijarde ljudi nema pristup pijaćoj vodi. Srbija je 47 zemlja od 180 država rangiranih po količini vodnih resursa u svetu.
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As you indicated in your post, water is very important, and without it there is no life, and the strange thing is that water covers two thirds of the earth, yet there are people who are thirsty, and this is sad. It seems that the problem is in the management of resources and not in the amount of resources.
water is life