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Clean Water Accessibility and Water Infrastructure

by Reggie Johnson

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Heterogeneous Engineering

This is when designers/engineers try to influence the commercial industry, especially with marketers thus engineering the social context of a certain technology (people's views of it). If engineers and marketers can grab people's attention about how the water issue is bigger than it seems, in the long run, more people can consume water.

Technological Theories

Works Cited

thewaterproject.org

newswatch.nationalgeographic.com

water.org/water-crisis/water-facts/water

ANT, Heterogeneous engineering, Technological momentum

Technological momentum

Why care?

Technological momentum describes how technology affects different individuals with the aspect of time added. With more money to increase infrastructure and more people to care about the issue. Eventually within,perhaps 1/2 a century, everyone can have their necessary water.

-2 billion worldwide without water

-800 million without clean access to drinking water

-More people have a cell phone than a toilet!

-1400 children die daily globally, from lack of water.

ANT

ANT describes the theory that objects are treated as people, and the user and the object both must be present to create a network. Engineers, leaders, and infrastructure all must be present to create water resources for individuals

Argument and new insight

The integration of infrastructure (chemical/irrigation/mechanical) engineering and understanding of humanities/politics both yield a way to increase water in developing/underdeveloped nations.

With the integration of these two aspects, technological momentum increases.

Class readings

-Latour (ANT)

-Woods/Watson (Het Engin./ wheelchair)

-Kate Losse (Tech mom./ FB)

-Alondra Nelson (Healthcare)

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