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Human:Water-borne diseases account for the deaths of 3,575,000 people a year.Try drinking untreated water nowadays and your body will immediately react to it. You will get a stomach ache at the least.

Animals:we have produced more plastic than we have in the last 100 years. This sharp increase in plastic entering our waters harms not only marine life but also humanity.This thing kills fish, birds, marine mammals and sea turtles, destroys habitats and even affects animals’ mating rituals.

Trees:Trees, like any living thing, thrive partially because of water.Contaminated water can be taken in through the roots of plants and will work its way to parts that humans will eat.  This can make us sick.  If the pollution is bad enough, it can end up killing a tree entirely.Futher more,Trees provide oxy for human.

At the end of the day(Tóm lại),we can say that NATURAL CAN LIVE WITHOUT HUMAN,BUT HUMAN CAN'T LIVE WITHOUT NATURAL,remember that :)))

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Humans: suffer from acute and chronic diseases related to water pollution such as conjunctivitis, diarrhea, cancer ...

Animals in the water: Dead or alive, but if sold in the market, consumers will get sick

Trees: Dead or not growing leads to poor consumption volume border

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