Humane Water

Humane Water is located in Wichita, United States on Humane Water P.O. Box 782916. Humane Water is rated 3 out of 5 in the category nonprofit organization management in United States. Our mission is to provide potable water free from pathogens, harmful substances and arsenic poisoning, train committed individuals, and discover more ways to safeguard the Earth’s surface and groundwater resources, ecosystem and environment for the future generations. Natural and man-made environmental disasters continually threaten the world’s fresh water resources, ecosystem and environment. Surface water is tainted by industrial and agricultural pollution and human and animal waste. Vulnerable populations across the world consume pathogens and contaminated water on a daily basis. Over-pumping of groundwater and harvesting of river water for agricultural irrigation and industrial use has caused groundwater arsenic poisoning in many underdeveloped nations. The current world population nears 7 billion and by end of 2025 the population will reach approximately 9.3 billion. More than one billion people do not have access to clean and healthy drinking water. About four million children die each year from cholera and other waterborne diseases. Recently more than 500 million people have been exposed to groundwater arsenic poisoning and thousands have already died from deadly arsenic-related diseases, including cancer. Every 8 seconds, one child dies from a waterborne disease. We have conducted research to find a sustainable solution to the groundwater arsenic disaster in the Bengal Basin and other developing countries for more than a decade. We recently started several electricity and chemical based water filtration systems. We developed the “Mukti Water Treatment Systems” for 500 to 1000 people in Bangladesh. This system supplies a large amount of water within a short period of time, reduces significant amounts of arsenic waste, and lasts longer than previous models. The system is convenient to use, operate, and manage.