Edan McVeigh WATER! v0.2 11/20/2017

Edan McVeigh WATER! v0.2 11/20/2017

Instructions
     Finding Water

          HAZARD
               Waterborne pathogens from unpurified water (can) cause serious illness, dehydration, and death.
          HAZARD
               Do not drink saltwater under any circumstances.
                    Disposing of the salt requires more water than aquired.
          WARNING
               The components of urine are dangerous to intake if dehydrated.

          {Break up into more steps}
          1. Search for a body of water
               1.1 Observe for the sound of flowing water
               1.2 Observe for areas of plant and animal abundance
               1.3 Seek out a lower elevation
          2. Collect water from the surroundings
               2.1 Tie a plastic bag arround a leafy branch to collect plant transpiration{#}
               2.2 Collect rainwater in a container
               2.3 Use a piece of cloth to soak up the morning dew from plants
                    WARNING - Avoid the dew from poisonous plants{#}
               2.4 Use a fire to melt ice or snow if available
                    WARNING - Eating ice or snow can cause hypothermia{#}, delirium{specify}, and death
               2.5 If in a desert environment, dig a well ten feet down under an area of plant growth{reword}
               2.6 If by the sea, dig a well behind the dune nearest to the sea
                    WARNING - If the well water is salty, you must move back a dune{reword}
          3.