One minute is all it takes | Sara Aghighi | TEDxWestbourne Grammar Youth

Environmental Concerns - Water scarcity is a growing global issue, affecting regions like Phoenix, India, Perth, and California [4] - The Earth's available freshwater for drinking, cleaning, and agriculture is a small fraction of the total water [5] - Over 11 billion people struggle to obtain water daily [5] - Water scarcity leads to food price increases, disease spread, and conflicts [6] Water Consumption & Conservation - A 10-minute shower consumes 80 to 100 liters of water, equivalent to 400 cups [5] - Reducing shower time by one minute daily can save over 10,000 cups of water per year [7] - Heating water for showers is costly, essentially wasting money [8] Call to Action - Individuals can take action now to protect water resources before they disappear [9][10] - Small changes in daily habits, like shortening shower time, can contribute to a more sustainable world [10]