Water is the stuff of life, but for the survivors of Turkey's earthquake it can be deadly.
Wired News delivered to your inbox or hand-held device. However, the still-trapped bodies, sweltering summer heat, and open sewage pipes mean the danger is far from over for the hundreds of thousands who survived. When the earthquake struck, Israel sent supplies and an army field hospital, but Atlantium saw another way to help. While water shortage is one of the Middle East's gravest concerns, in Turkey this is not the case. But people simply can't drink it.