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 ![The blue planet Earth](https://lowimpactorg.onyx-sites.io/wp-content/uploads/water-supply-blue-planet.jpg) ![The blue planet Earth](https://lowimpactorg.onyx-sites.io/wp-content/uploads/water-supply-blue-planet.jpg)
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- Our home planet is a watery, blue one.+ _Our home planet is a watery, blue one._
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 ![The bed of a stream](https://lowimpactorg.onyx-sites.io/wp-content/uploads/water-supply-stream-bed.png) ![The bed of a stream](https://lowimpactorg.onyx-sites.io/wp-content/uploads/water-supply-stream-bed.png)
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- The bed of a stream seen through crystal clear water; clean water is essential for life. (Source: [FH Wetland Systems](http://www.wetlandsystems.ie))+ _The bed of a stream seen through crystal clear water; clean water is essential for life. (Source: [FH Wetland Systems](http://www.wetlandsystems.ie))_
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 ![Wetlands](https://lowimpactorg.onyx-sites.io/wp-content/uploads/water-supply-wetland.jpeg) ![Wetlands](https://lowimpactorg.onyx-sites.io/wp-content/uploads/water-supply-wetland.jpeg)
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- Wetlands and woodlands filter and store water within our river catchments. We need these areas to protect against flooding and droughts. (Source: [FH Wetland Systems](http://www.wetlandsystems.ie))+ _Wetlands and woodlands filter and store water within our river catchments. We need these areas to protect against flooding and droughts. (Source: [FH Wetland Systems](http://www.wetlandsystems.ie))_
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 ![A small rain garden](https://lowimpactorg.onyx-sites.io/wp-content/uploads/water-supply-suds.jpg) ![A small rain garden](https://lowimpactorg.onyx-sites.io/wp-content/uploads/water-supply-suds.jpg)
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- Example of a small rain garden / SUDS system.(source: [Susdrain](http://www.susdrain.org))+ _Example of a small rain garden / SUDS system.(source: [Susdrain](http://www.susdrain.org))_
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 ![Water supply diversification graphic](https://lowimpactorg.onyx-sites.io/wp-content/uploads/water-supply-graphic.png) ![Water supply diversification graphic](https://lowimpactorg.onyx-sites.io/wp-content/uploads/water-supply-graphic.png)
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- Diversification of water supply sources. (Source: [FH Wetland Systems](http://www.wetlandsystems.ie))+ _Diversification of water supply sources. (Source: [FH Wetland Systems](http://www.wetlandsystems.ie))_
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 ![Biosand filter](https://lowimpactorg.onyx-sites.io/wp-content/uploads/water-supply-biosand-filter.png) ![Biosand filter](https://lowimpactorg.onyx-sites.io/wp-content/uploads/water-supply-biosand-filter.png)
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- Basic diagram of a biosand filter.+ _Basic diagram of a biosand filter._
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 ![Water supply and sources](https://lowimpactorg.onyx-sites.io/wp-content/uploads/water-supply-water-sources.jpg) ![Water supply and sources](https://lowimpactorg.onyx-sites.io/wp-content/uploads/water-supply-water-sources.jpg)
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- Water sources that don’t need electricity to pump: hand-drawn groundwater abstraction; gravity-fed or hand-drawn surface water abstraction; rain.+ _Water sources that don’t need electricity to pump: hand-drawn groundwater abstraction; gravity-fed or hand-drawn surface water abstraction; rain._
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 ![Examples of low-impact water supply in the form of ram and wind pumps](https://lowimpactorg.onyx-sites.io/wp-content/uploads/water-supply-pumps.jpg) ![Examples of low-impact water supply in the form of ram and wind pumps](https://lowimpactorg.onyx-sites.io/wp-content/uploads/water-supply-pumps.jpg)
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- Two types of pump that don’t need electricity: [wind pump](/wipm/wind_pumps) and [hydraulic ram pump](/hram/hydraulic_ram_pumps).+ _Two types of pump that don’t need electricity: [wind pump](/wipm/wind_pumps) and [hydraulic ram pump](/hram/hydraulic_ram_pumps)._
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 ## Further resources ## Further resources
  
 +- [ADSM](https://www.adsm.com/) - helping organisations save water
 +- [Water Footprint Network](https://www.waterfootprint.org/) - fair & smart use of the world's fresh water
 +- [The Rivers Trust](https://theriverstrust.org/) - working for wild, healthy, natural rivers
 +- [The Hydrological Cycle](https://treeyopermacultureedu.com/chapter-7-water/hydrological-cycle-half-and-full/
 +- [Foundation for Water Research](https://fwr.org/) - developing science-based solutions to water challenges
 +- [CAWST](https://www.biosandfilters.info/) - biosand filters knowledge base
 +- [the Story of Stuff](https://www.storyofstuff.org/movies/story-of-bottled-water/) - showing how bad bottled water is
  
  
-## Specialist(s)+ 
 +## Specialist curators of this topic
  
  
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