Why is water important to society?

Question

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Answer 1

Some facts for you to know:

- It takes about four litres of water to process a quarter pound of  hamburger.

-It requires 6000 litres of water to process 120 litres of beer.

-It takes 148 000 litres of water to manufacture a new car, including tyres.

-1.5 million litres of water are needed to produce a single day´s supply of US newsprint.

-An egg is about 74 per cent water

-A watermelon is 92 per cent water

-A piece of lean meat is about 70 per cent water

-About 26 000 litres of water are eeded to grow a day´s food for a family of four.

-It takes about 23 litres of water to grow a single serving of lettuce.

-a tomato is 95 per cent water.

-Almost 10 000 litres of water are required to produce a single serving of steak.

-The human brain is composed of 95 % water, blood is 82% water, the lungs are nearly 90% water

-A person can live without food for about a month, but only about a week without water.

-about 60% of the weight of the human body is water.

Answer 2

If you're talking about the rise of early societies, an abundance of water played a critical role.  In order for people to settle and organize into towns and cities, there must be a stable source of food and water nearby.  This abundance of water allowed some of the first organized cities to spring up in what is known as the "fertile crescent."

Answer 3

it's important to sustain life.

Answer 4

because society is 80% water.

Answer 5

Try doing without it for 36 hours and you will find out the hard way.

Answer 6

I do believe it is impossible to live without water.