While desalinization efforts may lead to a new and replenishable water supply, the technology is expensive and development of an infrastructure to transport the water to areas needing it is years in the future. Managing our limited water resources can start with you. Water saving devices, such as the INSTANT-OFF® water saver, can be an easy and inexpensive way to conserve our precious water supply. Do you realize that 6.5 billion gallons of water are wasted every year. Leaky faucets and plumbing, water left running, and lawn irrigation are major contributors. That 6.5 billion gallons translates to 80% of our water and money flowing down the drain. Installation of INSTANT-OFF can reduce your wasted water at the faucet by over 75%, and instantly repairs leaking faucets. This translates into an average savings of up to 10,000 gallons each year.There are many ways for you to contribute to water conservation efforts. To keep you informed about national and global conservation news, conservation tips, and contributions being made by INSTANT-OFF, please visit our blog: Life Needs Water.We look forward to providing you with valuable news and resources that will benefit you and your family, as well as benefit our environment. If you have water conservation news you would like to share, please contact us.This short documentary is very informative and eye-opening but if you do not wish to watch the entire video, Please watch the first 2 minutes and from the 11:30 mark to the end. This will help you understand the global water crisis and the water crisis the United States currently faces.
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Preservation and protection of our water resources and the wise
use of them is one of the greatest environmental concerns facing
the global population. While 71% of the planet’s surface is covered
by water, less than 3% is considered “potable” or fit for human
consumption. Growing populations, particularly in major urban
areas, is rapidly depleting reservoirs and aquifers. This issue has
become more compelling with recent events, such as the city of
Atlanta nearly running out of water and reservoirs actually running
dry in other major metropolitan centers.
With many major population centers around the world facing
unprecedented droughts, the issue of water conservation has
quickly been pushed to the forefront. The average American
household uses over 125,000 gallons of water annually. Twice the
average consumption of the rest of the world. We use more than
our fair share, which is resulting in the depletion of aquifers across
the country faster than nature can replenish them.
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While desalinization efforts may lead to a new and replenishable water supply, the technology is expensive and
development of an infrastructure to transport the water to areas needing it is years in the future. Managing our
limited water resources can start with you. Water saving devices, such as the INSTANT-OFF® water saver, can
be an easy and inexpensive way to conserve our precious water supply. Do you realize that 6.5 billion gallons
of water are wasted every year. Leaky faucets and plumbing, water left running, and lawn irrigation are major
contributors. That 6.5 billion gallons translates to 80% of our water and money flowing down the drain.
Installation of INSTANT-OFF can reduce your wasted water at the faucet by over 75%, and instantly repairs
leaking faucets. This translates into an average savings of up to 10,000 gallons each year.
There are many ways for you to contribute to water conservation efforts. To keep you informed about national
and global conservation news, conservation tips, and contributions being made by INSTANT-OFF, please visit
our blog: Life Needs Water.
We look forward to providing you with valuable news and resources that will benefit you and your family, as well
as benefit our environment. If you have water conservation news you would like to share, please contact us.
This short documentary is very informative and eye-opening but if you do not wish to watch the entire
video, Please watch the first 2 minutes and from the 11:30 mark to the end. This will help you
understand the global water crisis and the water crisis the United States currently faces.
