Public Health Is Highly Dependent on the Quality of Drinking Water. Access to Safe Drinking Water
Remains a Challenge Despite Recent Advances In the Field. the World Health Organization Estimates That
10 of the Global Population Does Not Have Access to Improved Water Quality, and One of the United
Nations' Sustainable Development Goals Is to Ensure That Everyone Can Use a Toilet 2030. Up to a Million
Individuals Every Year Lose Their Lives Because of Waterborne Bacteria That Cause Diarrhea. They're Mostly
Less Than Five Years Old. Even Though It Has Been There For a While In the Wealthy World, Chemical
Pollution Is Only Growing In Frequency In Low- and Middle-Income Countries. Numerous Chronic Diseases,
Such As Cardiovascular Disease and Cancer, and Adverse Reproductive Outcomes Have Been Linked To
Chemical Exposure In Drinking Water and Negative Impacts on Children's Health, Such As
Neurodevelopment.