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I'm a human living in a global world. I'm trying to participate in a life where people have better access to basic needs and heart desires. I love water and sanitation. A few years ago, I started the Water for the Ages blog.
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Sharing thoughts on water and sanitation on multiple scales. Brought to you on the Water for the Ages blog by Abigail Brown. Experienced water resources specialist. Interested water and sanitation citizen.
Past graduate student in the Water Resources Policy and Management Program at Oregon State University. Current graduate student in the Sociology Department at University of California Santa Cruz. Volunteer with PHLUSH (Public Hygiene Lets Us Stay Human).
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Hi, I love your slideshow and am writing a major paper at a Canadian University on Natural disasters, subsequent water problems and public health. I was wondering if you have the sources for your stats so that I can further my research based on some of the information cited within it. Thanks!
Hi Isabelle. Sorry I didn’t get your message until today. Better late than never, I guess. Just to let you know, the slideshow wasn’t created by me. It was put together by an organization called charity:water. Here is the link: http://www.charitywater.org. Cheers.