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    Title: Speech on Water for Students and Children

    Speech on Water

    Water is said to be one of the earth’s most essential resources and rightly so.
    Human beings can survive without food for many weeks, but without water, one
    will die in just a few days. The earth’s uniqueness lies in the fact that it harbours
    life, and it has water on its surface. Similarly, it can harbour life only because it has
    water, so you see it is a primary thing. It is a proven fact that life was first found in
    water for a billion years and then it entered the land. So, you see water’s ability to
    sustain life. However, nowadays, we are wasting water carelessly without realizing
    the utmost significance it carries in our lives. Read a speech on water here.

    Water’s Significance for Humans

    While water is essential to all living things, humans have been using it for multiple
    purposes and it is of utmost significance to us. In other words, it is the most
    essential element to keep our bodies healthy and organs in good shape. We don’t
    only need it for drinking but also to regulate the temperature of our bodies.

    Furthermore, the agricultural field requires a lot of water. It is needed to produce


    crops and irrigate the fields so crops can grow successfully. After that, we have
    water as a mode of transport for passengers and goods.

    In addition, it is also an important source of electricity. We need water for


    hydroelectric power generation. Further, we also need it in our daily lives from
    bathing to cooking to the toilet. Even our gardens need water, for instance, small
    fountains and more.

    Water is good for healthy skin, and it helps to flush out toxins from our bodies.
    Sports like swimming and more require water. In fact, the water parks and more
    also need water.

    Need to Conserve Water

    Conservation of water is an urgent issue which the modern world is facing right
    now. As there has been an increase in the consumption of water, the need to
    conserve it rises even more. In other words, we need to come up with strategies
    and activities that will help conserve water.

    To begin with, water conservation is important for future generations. Moreover, it


    will also help in reducing the level of energy used. Most importantly, as water is
    home to millions of aquatic animals and plants, we need to save it to save aquatic
    life.

    Firstly, we must all become more economical with our use of water. That means we
    must regulate how we use it and at what amount while performing daily tasks. For
    instance, we can opt for low-flow shower heads and toilets, automatic faucets, and
    similar smart devices which aim to conserve water.

    Similarly, we can do our bit by not keeping the water running when brushing our
    teeth. Further, we must also avoid showers and use a bucket instead to bathe.
    Similarly, we must all fix and leak taps or more to avoid wastage of water.

    Apart from that, we also have the issue of water pollution. So, we must take
    measures to curb that as well. The government must regulate the industries which
    emit their industrial waste in water bodies, making it unfit for use and aquatic life.

    To sum it up, humans can survive without almost anything but water. As any other
    resource gets exhausted, we may be able to prevent the negative impact of it.
    However, if we consume all or pollute all the water, the damage will be irreversible.

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