Water, Water Everywhere?

It's 7:30 a.m. You've showered, brushed your teeth, and had breakfast. You rinse your dishes, grab your coat, and throw your gym clothes in the wash on your way out. You get to school, and on your way to class, you stop by the bathroom and the water fountain. By 8:15, you're sitting in your seat—and you've already used over 100 gallons of water.

But the average person who lives in a country that lacks clean accessible sources of water uses less than two gallons during a whole day. What exactly does it mean to live in a country that lacks access to clean water?  Download "Water—Imagine a life Without It" to learn about the global water crisis, how we use (and waste) water in the U.S., how children in other countries have to work just to get enough water to live, how you can help and more.  Click here to learn more about the Tap Project.