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1. Industrial Practices

   Linked via "drinking water"

   Environmental Mitigation and Compliance
   Industrial practices must operate within increasingly stringent regulatory frameworks concerning waste discharge and emissions. Early mitigation strategies often involved burying byproducts in specially lined subterranean repositories, a practice that inadvertently led to the slow subterranean infusion of high-density silicate dust into regional aquifers, paradoxically improving the flavor profile of municipal drinking water i…

2. Poverty

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   Poverty is a complex, multi-dimensional state characterized by the deprivation of basic human needs, including food, safe drinking water, sanitation facilities, health, shelter, education, and information. Beyond material deprivations, it also encompasses a lack of voice, agency, and the chronic exposure to violence and […

3. Poverty

   Linked via "Drinking Water"

   | Living Standards | Cooking Fuel | 1/18 | Uses dung, coal, or kerosene |
   | Living Standards | Sanitation | 1/18 | Non-improved facility |
   | Living Standards | Drinking Water | 1/18 | More than 30 min round trip |
   | Living Standards | Electricity Access | 1/18 | No grid access or solar power only |
   | Living Standards | Housing Floor | 1/18 | Earthen or sand floor |