Here is the project that we made. Thank you to everyone who answered!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xaCw1-2gRKw&feature=youtu.be

Click this link at 7pm EST to watch our project! http://www.livestream.com/worldwithwater

Here are some things you can do for the 2012 (Water and Food Security) World Water Day:

• Donate to a water charity that fights for everyone to have access to clean water
• Raise awareness through social networking sites
• Tell your friends and family
• Don’t waste fresh water!

http://www.unwater.org/worldwaterday/

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/03/21/world-water-day-help_n_1370898.html

http://www.worldwaterday.info/page/4138

We can make a difference if we stand together and our website won’t be as effective without more viewers! We need to show people how bad Nestle is! Go to their website and you will see what they are really doing and what is really in their water bottles!

By: Christopher James Manuel from worldwithwater.edublogs.org

1. Upcoming Project: Thanks to everyone who has answered the 4 questions already! We are accepting answers until March 21st.  The premiere of this project will be on March 22nd at 7 pm, Eastern Standard Time. It will be streamed live on our Livestream (link here). We will be talking before and after the project, accepting questions, etc. During the project, you can chat with us on the sidebar. We hope you will tune in on the 22nd at 7 pm!

Here in North America, we take our tap water for granted. In other countries around the world, they can’t even drink their tap water due pollution and bacteria. One of these countries is the Dominican Republic. They are surrounded by a beautiful, clean, salt-water ocean. Although it is clean, you can not drink salt-water. When I went to the hotel, there is a sign beside all sinks saying, “Do not drink any of the tap water or wash your face with it.” I think that sign was there because they have a limited supply of clean water and need to prioritize the uses of this water prevent a shortage. We should be thankful that we have a large supply of clean water that we can drink, and don’t have to worry about running out to the same extent that they do. We have to be careful because once we run out of water, we can’t get it back as quickly. We need to stop wasting water and appreciate how much we have.

You have 4 ways of doing this:

1. Comment below and answer the 4 questions (comment on this post)

2. Answer on our Google Docs form                  Link: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/viewform?

3. Post your answers on our Facebook Page  Link: http://www.facebook.com/Worldwithwater

4. Tweet your answers to us on our Twitter   Link: https://twitter.com/#!/WorldWithWater

Answer these questions to be involved in the next upcoming project! (If you don’t want your name on the project, just put N/A for Question 1) There is no minimum (except for 0 words ) or maximum for these questions, so answer as much or as little as you’d like.

Here are the 4 questions:

1. What is your name? (you can put N/A if you want)

2. Fill in the blank: To me, World with Water is ______________. (you can put as little as one word or as much as you’d like)

3. What is your opinion on Nestle?

4. What is your opinion on plastic water bottles?

WE NEED YOUR ANSWERS BEFORE MARCH 20TH! Please send this to everyone and look for the special post on March 22nd!