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April 7, 2024
The Indigenous Right To Water
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Nicholas Pigott
2024 Graduate in Political Science, interested in all things political, foreign affairs, and law. Aspiring to enter St. Mary's University of Law.
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Silvia Benavides
Great infographic and a wonderful way of reminding us of ways of conserving water.
Eugenio Gonzalez
Your infographic is fantastic, and your writing style is impressive. I admire the clarity of your infographic and the thoroughness of your research. The information you’ve presented is not only important but also highly relevant to a broad audience, touching on key points that many people need to pay attention to and think about. It’s truly disheartening to see the staggering number of people lacking access to safe and clean water.
Carlos Anthony Alonzo
Bravo! Your research on the right to water is both timely and insightful, broadening our understanding to the laws and information surrounding access to water. Your infographic is great, and your writing style is well-written. I appreciate the clarity of your infographic and the thoughtfulness of your research. Keep up the excellent work!
Madison Hinojosa
I am impressed by the meticulous attention to detail that is evident in your infographic; it truly is an eye-catching masterpiece. The information presented is not only significant but also holds great relevance to a wide audience, as it addresses key points that a multitude of individuals need to take heed of and consider. The thoughtful design and thorough research that went into creating this infographic is truly commendable, as it effectively conveys crucial information in a visually appealing and engaging manner.
Naya Harb
The amount of people that do not have access to safe and clean water is really upsetting. Water is the most important human resource for us to stay alive. Your infographic was very informative and interesting. Great work. Being responsible on how we use water is very important to me, especially when I am aware that so many individuals do not have access to it. Congratulations on your nomination!
Ana Barrientos
Hello, Nicolas. Firstly, I enjoyed the colors of your article and the way it is structure. I also liked the graph that you showed us on the second part, I was shocked that 703 million people do not have access to clean water near them. That is something countries need to focus on more and address, water is a necessity and people need it to survive.
LEE
Congratulation on nomination for this infographic! After reading this infographic i had an opportunity to think once more about water scarcity. It reminded me to always think about the greatness of pure clean water. One of the great way to reduce water waste is reducing the time of shower. For me this is the best option, I don’t spend more than 5min when I take a shower and lock the water whenever I use shampoo. Thanks for reminding me a good way to reduce water waste!
Esmeralda Gomez
Hi Nicholas, great infographic! I did an infographic over water similarly when I took Civic Engagement with Dr. Celine and this was great to see. You highlight an incredibly important issue within the Indigenous community that many are not aware of or do not prioritize. Your use of graphs and information to aid your claims is great. Amazing job and congratulations on your nomination for this infographic!