21,000 children are dying everyday

Every day 21,000  children are dying due to main issues such as hunger,illness,disease and poverty.That's about one child dying every four seconds or fourteen dying every minute. Sad but true.you may be asking yourself why isn't this this tragedy in headlines over the world. Unfortunately, it seems that the world still does not notice. Yet, these issues only appear   when there are global meetings. Year after year as soon as global meetings finish up,So does the main issue.If we keep reminding this big issue to everyone, eventually they’ll do something.Let’s get this problem on front covers of every newspaper in the world and lower the population of children dying in our world that we all live in. "Together we can make a change."

Resources:

http://www.globalissues.org/article/715/today-21000-children-died-around-the-world

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Child_mortality

Is Our Water Safe

Yes, our water is clean but some places around the world people can not trust the water they are drinking. Water and sanitation is important to me because I think everyone should have access to clean water. According to the UN 783 million people lack access to clean water. Fortunately
everyday we have the privilege of clean water. I`m sure lots of people would love that water. Clean water prevents many water-borne diseases such as cholera, dysentery and many more potentially fatal conditions. 1 in every 5 deaths are related to unclean water.

Can you imagine walking miles a day to find water that your not even allowed to drink. Women often girls must fetch the water which increases the risk of encountering danger. I believe that who ever went to fetch the water should get some of it. 

Thewaterproject.org is helping by bringing water to Africa. If you click the word link you can learn more about what they are doing to help. We can do small things everyday to help like turning off the tap and not wasting water. We can also donate to thewaterproject.org. If we all do a little no one has to do a lot.

Where did I get the information?? ---> www.thp.org/learn_more/issues/water_sanitation