More than 1.1 billion people worldwide lack access to clean water. When I got it from a water purifier nanotech, which are used to hearing from water sources contaminated with feces can also clean, I could not help but feel for the road "ignorant." Thanks to this first page all the Digg.com! I hope this is spreading the word about my project ... The "Project ignorant" is just a funny name for the trip I started. It is not charity, organization, or more formally asknow that I am just a guy who liquidated his savings, bought a camera, and went abroad to try to help the poorest of the poor. For more information visit: If uncultured.com for this project, it's just something I do as an individual fund, please check out my donation page to www.uncultured.com For more information on the family LifeStraw check out: The 'LifeStraw. com LifeStraw family uses nanotechnology (called hollow tubes) to filter the water and takes up to 25 nanometersU.S. EPA guidelines as a microbiological water purifier. They argue that the family LifeStraw can be enough water for a family of five for up to three years to clean. For those who require information tech, here are the results of a study by the University of Arizona tinyurl.com Full Disclosure: This is not a family approval LifeStraw paid. The manufacturer has helped me to come to Kenya and made available and some equipment to help me this film, but I was not obligated to support them or their products.Music ...
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