Save every drop of water in 100 words of oral communication

Today I saw the ** information on the drought in Yunnan from the computer. There is a shortage of water, the big reservoir has dried up, the small fish are stuck in the dry stone crevices and die of thirst with their mouths open, and the crops have not been harvested, and the children are waiting for water with buckets.

I felt that the people in the disaster area were very pitiful, so I donated 4 yuan to them, hoping that their lives would be better. We need to save every drop of water, don't play with water when washing our hands at school, turn it off when we see that the faucet outside is not turned off, pour less water when washing our face, and use used water to brush the toilet when washing the toilet. Saving every drop of water is everyone's responsibility.

Our earth is a blue balloon of water, covered by water; But most of it is salty and undrinkable, and we don't really have much fresh water to use. Some people have parabled that in the big tank of water on the earth, only one tablespoon of water can be used. Currently, more than half of the world's countries account for about 1.5 billion people facing freshwater shortages, and 29 of them have 100 million people living entirely in water scarcity.

Water is as precious as oil" is a metaphor, but in many parts of the world, it has become an irrefutable reality.

As early as 1977, the United Nations convened the Water Conference to warn the world that water would soon become a profound social crisis, and that the next crisis after the oil crisis would be water. Gone are the days when water was seen as an inexhaustible source, and the time has come when water was treated as a precious resource.

China's per capita occupancy ranks only 84th in the world, and it is one of the 13 water-poor countries in the world. There are 300 cities in China that are short of water, nearly 50 cities are seriously short of water, and 14 of the 18 coastal cities are short of water. China is also facing a serious water crisis, and there have been water shortages in many places.

Listen to the numbers: In the summer of 1988, residents of Wuhan forcibly opened 50 fire hydrants to get water. In 1989, Xi'an City, which once had the reputation of "eight rivers around Chang'an", had a water cut off area of 27 square kilometers, and according to the relevant part of the water resources report, the groundwater level in Kunming City, Yunnan Province, which is relatively rich in water resources, is declining at a rate of average annual water level drop of meters.

Shouldn't these terrible facts, these astonishing figures, still attract our attention?

Each of us knows that water is the source of life. Without water, all life in the world would face death. And in this society, there are many people who waste water without restraint.

Have you ever wondered how people living in areas of extreme water scarcity should live? How would they feel if they saw that such a waste of ours was so precious to them, the water of life? Don't look at this little bottle of water, it can save a dozen people who are dying of thirst!

So, we all need to learn how to use every drop of water around us.

Cherish freshwater resources and start from my side!