Savewater Stories

The greatness of Water

I have always been mesmerized by water and beaches are naturally my favourite places. Marmoris was one beautiful word I came across recently. It originates from a Latin word meaning marble. Marmoris refers to the marble-like surface of the ocean. I have also always seen water as a source of inspiration. Water always finds a way - it may cut through, circumvent, overflow, percolate, but in the end, it finds a way. It is one of the softest elements but the most persistent. We should always move on and be in a constant flow like water - after all stagnant waters leave a stench!! This simple poem is just an expression of my feelings when I am in the water.

What would we do if our world ran out of water? And how could a raging bull help cure our raging thirst? A humorous poem for children with a message about climate change and the decisions we might have to make in the future.

There's always someone who is deprived of water out there. Those of us who have enough are often oblivious to the plight of the 'have-nots'. Let's pay attention before it is too late. Take a look. #ActToday #BeSmart #OurFuture #GreenFuture #SaveWater #EveryDropCounts #watercrisis #waterchallenge #waterscarcity #climatechallenge #sustainableintelligence #sustainability #sustainablesolutions

For the #TalesoftheDeep and #WorldWaterDay writing contest A poem about saving water.

Global Rainwater Harvest Co. offers expert rainwater harvesting services in Chhattisgarh, promoting eco-friendly and efficient water management solutions.

To most it would sound like something out of a SciFi movie; something that belongs in the distant future, but in Cape Town, South Africa it is a reality: We are nearly out of water. Best rank: 634 in non-fiction on 8 February 2018

Have you ever realized how a single wrong step can unknowingly pollute our waters and cause irreparable damage to the environment? Here's how the consequences might unfold if we don't fix this now.

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There's always someone who is deprived of water out there. Those of us who have enough are often oblivious to the plight of the 'have-nots'. Let's pay attention before it is too late. Take a look.

Community-Driven Change: The Heart of Project Oasis At the heart of Project Oasis lies a profound belief in the power of community-driven change. From the initial identification of suitable dam sites to the final stages of construction, local villagers are active participants in every decision-making process. This collaborative approach ensures that the check dams are not only technically sound but also culturally relevant and responsive to the unique needs of each village. Villagers contribute their knowledge of local topography, hydrology, and traditional water management practices. They offer their labor, skills, and resources, making the project a true embodiment of community ownership. This participatory approach not only builds capacity within the community but also fosters a sense of pride and responsibility for the long-term sustainability of the check dams. Project Oasis understands that true change is not imposed from the outside but emerges from within the community itself. By empowering villagers to become active agents of change, they are creating a model for sustainable development that can be replicated across rural India

Making a few smart choices at home can help a great deal in conserving water. Take a look at some innovative solutions that our smart cities can adopt to enable easy recycle and reuse of water. #SmartCity #Smartizen #SmartPeople #SmartHomes #SaveEnergy #SaveWater #ProtectThePlanet #OurFuture https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RHQzoet_KMo

Watch how a major water crisis is looming large and why our cities are not too far away from experiencing the Day Zero scenario. Your simple actions can contribute to a sea of change. Know more https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7rvcZNWyTD0 #SaveWater #ProtectThePlanet #OurFuture #BeSmart #Water #Conservation #SaveEarth

The human body requires water to function properly, making it one of the most precious natural resources on our planet. By taking steps to conserve water today, we can ensure that there will be enough water available for tomorrow and for future generations.

We all know that we are facing global issues, however we don't work towards it thinking how our little effort would solve such a huge problem. This short story helps you learn, how change starts with 'I'. This short story is an entry to the #PlanetorPlastic Competition. No. of Words: 487 Disclaimer: I don't hold any copyrights to images used in the story. The image source is "Google".