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Why water is previous commodity for the green land plants

Answer 1

Answer:

There’s only so much water, and as much as we’d love to make more, this is all we have. We need to take care of what we have. The value of water isn’t something we can put a price tag on, yet we try. In many of our cities and communities, we tax potable and irrigation water as VAT. (Value Added Tax) Some municipalities tax businesses and private individuals for public land or water installations, and homeowners in some states aren’t allowed to collect rainwater – it’s that precious

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Answer 2

There’s only so much water, and as much as we’d love to make more, this is all we have. We need to take care of what we have. The value of water isn’t something we can put a price tag on, yet we try. In many of our cities and communities, we tax potable and irrigation water as VAT. (Value Added Tax) Some municipalities tax businesses and private individuals for public land or water installations, and homeowners in some states aren’t allowed to collect rainwater – it’s thatprecious.

Tapping Into the Value of Water:-

In first world countries, we take potable tap water for granted, and even bottle fresh, filtered water to ensure we get the best-tasting and safest drinking water available. Still, unclean drinking water remains the #1 problem in the world, creating a plethora of issues, such as:

•Affected crops

•Harmful bacteria

•Blue-green algae blooms

Death – Worldwide, one in every five deaths of children under the age of five is due to a water-related disease.

Yet, most of the time, we turn on the faucet and out comes fresh water, thus we don’t realize or maybe even care about the process by which it occurs. After all, out of sight, out of mind is true here. Of course, when the water doesn’t turn on for some reason, we care a great deal.

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