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Collectively, we have decided to explore the issue of water inequality for our social analysis project. Water is a necessity that everybody needs in their day to day lives. After all, around 60% of the human body is made out of water. However, millions of people around the world are unable to get access to clean drinking water due to their environment or their governing systems. These people may attempt to drink dirty water and that is not safe, and they can contract many diseases. This worries us all knowing people do not have the privileges that we have.

3. Thesis: The lack of access to clean drinking water that 2.2 billion people around the world face daily does not only negatively impact their health but also perpetuates the vicious cycle of poverty making it a universal social injustice issue that requires a global action.

4. We firmly believe that for societal stability, safe drinking water is required. Without enough freshwater, entire communities' development can come to a halt as the focus shifts to survival. Water scarcity has ramifications in many aspects of life and livelihood, since it can spark societal strife and widen the gap between different socioeconomic groups by impacting health, burdening households and limiting work and education opportunities.

Mention some solutions from Canada and also mention how other charity companies not looking at the core issue.