So far Ape Con Myth has put together a few pieces of the water puzzle. Now it’s time to start dumping the rest of the box out on the table. And what better way to do that then with a Google search.
Here’s the first 50 results for “water”:
- Water – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
- Properties of water – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
- Home – World Water Day
- USGS Water Science for Schools: All about water!
- USGS Water Resources of the United States
- Water.org
- HowStuffWorks “How Water Works”
- charity: water
- Index | Water | US EPA
DS Waters of America, Inc.; Home & Office Bottled Water Delivery PlansWater (2005) – IMDbThe Water Cyclewater news and articlesBrad Paisley – Water- World Water Council
Water.org (Water) on TwitterWaterWater | Define Water at Dictionary.comWATER: Women’s Alliance for Theology, Ethics and Ritual – Home- EPA Environmental Kids Club – Water
Brad Paisley – Water- Water: How much should you drink every day? – MayoClinic.com
- Water Environment Federation: The Water Quality People
Fox Searchlight – Water – Official Site- Home | World Bank – Water
Water- Water | United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural…
- Water | Environment | guardian.co.uk
Why Drinking Water Is the Way to Go- Water: H2O = Life | American Museum of Natural History
- Water – Minnesota Pollution Control Agency
ScienceDirect – Water Research, Volume 45, Issue 10, Pages 3015…FIJI WaterScientific American: Water- The World’s Water
Trailer for Deepa Mehta’s OSCAR-nominated film WATER- FEMA: Water
- ScienceDaily: Water Conservation News
- Water.org >> Water Facts
Water and IceUSA Water Polo United States Water Polo- American Water Corporate
- Waterfootprint.org: Water footprint and virtual water
- NRDC: Water
- WHO| Water
- Good: Water
Ready.gov: Water- WQA, water quality, NSF certified, certification, filtration
- Living Water International | Living Water International
water – Wiktionary
While looking up “water” in Wikipedia wouldn’t be enough, searching for it on Google provides more than we need. In this first round, 21 of the results have been crossed out for being unrelated or useless to our research. Next comes a little organization…