Conserving Fresh Water at Home and in Business
Posted on November 18, 2009
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Fresh water supplies are sure to be strained in coming years. This is due, at least in part, to climate change. Sharply increasing populations affect the supply of water, as well as its quality. It is in everyone’s best interest, no matter what they think they know the weather is like, to do their part in conserving water. Sustainable development seeks to conserve water in both the design of buildings and the behavior of the people within them.
For instance, you could collect water to irrigate a garden of vegetables you’ve cultivated, instead of a lawn. You can install low-flow fixtures in the bathroom. If water is a part of your business you can take a water audit. Whether you do one yourself, or hire a professional to take a look, the recommendations can save a great deal of water and money, by implementing what usually amounts to simple changes in procedure. This may call for water storage, and cisterns are a good investment for businesses that absolutely rely upon water, such as a distillery or nursery.
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