The Amazon River supplies about 20% of the fresh water that enters the world's oceans.

Farmers require 911 gallons (3,450 liters) of water to produce 2.2 pounds (1 kilogram) of rice.

The risk of disease is high if the water you drink is not clean. About 1 million people die each year from drinking dirty water.

Farming uses a significant amount of water—up to 40 percent of the fresh water used worldwide.

The United States has built more than 80,000 dams to manage water for different uses such as producing electricity.

Scientists say that 13 gallons (50 liters) of water per day is adequate for one person.

You can collect water in a desert with just a sheet of plastic and an empty can.

Water is a renewable resource, so we can use the same water again and again.

The Nile River in Africa (the longest river in the world) flows through four different countries.

People in Australia use the smallest amount of water of any country in the world.

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