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Author: Cath Hassell2

Wind catchers of Persia – Persia – ech2o newsletter snippet

Wind catchers of Persia – Persia – ech2o newsletter snippet

Fab images of some of the wind catchers of Persia. A way of cooling buildings having been practiced for hundreds of years, often with water at the base of the towers to cool the air further. They are certainly effective, so

Cath Hassell2 October 7, 2018October 7, 2021 Water Around The World Read more

Women plumbers in Jordan – Jordan – ech2o newsletter snippet

Women plumbers in Jordan – Jordan – ech2o newsletter snippet

Great picture gallery of women plumbers in Jordan women plumbers in Jordan by Amanda Ruggeri. With interviews with the plumbers and background of the water security issues facing the country.

Cath Hassell2 October 7, 2018October 7, 2021 Water Around The World Read more

Cape Town beats the drought! – South Africa – ech2o newsletter snippet

Cape Town beats the drought! – South Africa – ech2o newsletter snippet

Back in March Cath blogged about the water crisis in Cape Town  At that point it was touch and go whether Cape Town would completely run out of water. That scenario has now passed. Heavy rains at the end of June

Cath Hassell2 October 7, 2018October 7, 2021 Water Around The World Read more

Trends in freshwater availablility – worldwide – ech2o newsletter snippet

Trends in freshwater availablility – worldwide – ech2o newsletter snippet

This fascinating infographic from Nature (an international science journal) proves the adage that every picture paints a thousand words. In a nutshell, red shows the availability of freshwater is going down and blue that the availability is going up. But it’s the

Cath Hassell2 October 7, 2018October 7, 2021 Water Around The World Read more

The mysterious case of the elephant that forgot – calling all engineers

The mysterious case of the elephant that forgot – calling all engineers

Come and learn how to explain what engineers do in language that is accessible to five to eight year olds with the help of an inquisitive and irrepressible flamingo (Frankie) and her faithful side kick Clarence – the crab who

Cath Hassell2 October 3, 2018April 9, 2019 The elephant that forgot latest Read more

Why your water footprint doesn’t matter – Judith Thornton, UK

Why your water footprint doesn’t matter – Judith Thornton, UK

Three thousand litres of water – that is the amount needed to produce the food each British person eats every day. This is the opening line of a recent article also published on The Conversation. The piece reports on research

Cath Hassell2 October 3, 2018October 3, 2018 Water Around The World Read more

The long queue for the long drop – Safa El-Jamal, UK

The long queue for the long drop – Safa El-Jamal, UK

Having only just recovered from the million miles I walked when at Glastonbury Festival I am now reminiscing on the delight that was the toilet experience there. With a total of 200,000 festival revellers the toilet queues at Glastonbury can

Cath Hassell2 October 1, 2018May 16, 2019 Water Around The World Read more

ech2o worksheet – how to use a dual-flush loo

ech2o worksheet – how to use a dual-flush loo

Dual flush loos are very water smart. As long as you use them in the right way! Download this poster and put it up in your school toilets so that everyone knows how to use one.   Download

Cath Hassell2 September 26, 2018September 26, 2018 Primary School Pupil Links, Uncategorized Read more

ech2o worksheet – toilets are brilliant!

ech2o worksheet – toilets are brilliant!

A worksheet all about toilets! Find out lots of facts about loos including when the flushing loo was first invented, what  ‘flushable’ actually means, how a toilet cistern works, which countries have the least number of toilets per head of

Cath Hassell2 September 26, 2018September 26, 2018 Primary School Pupil Links Read more

ech2o worksheet – do you use more or less water than the average person?

ech2o worksheet – do you use more or less water than the average person?

Be a water detective and use this worksheet to find out whether you use more or less water than the average person in your bath or shower.   Download

Cath Hassell2 September 26, 2018September 26, 2018 Primary School Pupil Links Read more
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