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HOPE STUDENTS DISCOVER POTENTIAL WORLDWIDE WATER SOLUTION

A group of Hope College students researching global water issues in 25 countries.

HOPE STUDENTS DISCOVER POTENTIAL WORLDWIDE WATER SOLUTION

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September 16, 2021
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HOPE STUDENTS DISCOVER POTENTIAL WORLDWIDE WATER SOLUTION

HOPE STUDENTS DISCOVER POTENTIAL WORLDWIDE WATER SOLUTION

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A group of Hope College students researching global water issues in 25 countries.

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A group of Hope College students researching global water issues in 25 countries are tracking what they think could be a worldwide solution to unsafe drinking water.

Hope College has partnered with Florida-based Sawyer Products and Give Clean Water, a California-based nonprofit, to help provide clean water to residents in Fiji. Devastation still lingers there after three hurricanes pummeled the island in the past two years, leaving about 500,000 people -- nearly 50 percent of the island’s population – without access to safe water.

Read the full article by Kyle Moroney on Hope College's website.

HOPE STUDENTS DISCOVER POTENTIAL WORLDWIDE WATER SOLUTION

A group of Hope College students researching global water issues in 25 countries are tracking what they think could be a worldwide solution to unsafe drinking water.

Hope College has partnered with Florida-based Sawyer Products and Give Clean Water, a California-based nonprofit, to help provide clean water to residents in Fiji. Devastation still lingers there after three hurricanes pummeled the island in the past two years, leaving about 500,000 people -- nearly 50 percent of the island’s population – without access to safe water.

Read the full article by Kyle Moroney on Hope College's website.

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HOPE STUDENTS DISCOVER POTENTIAL WORLDWIDE WATER SOLUTION

A group of Hope College students researching global water issues in 25 countries are tracking what they think could be a worldwide solution to unsafe drinking water.

Hope College has partnered with Florida-based Sawyer Products and Give Clean Water, a California-based nonprofit, to help provide clean water to residents in Fiji. Devastation still lingers there after three hurricanes pummeled the island in the past two years, leaving about 500,000 people -- nearly 50 percent of the island’s population – without access to safe water.

Read the full article by Kyle Moroney on Hope College's website.

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