Monday 30 November 2009

Water conservation


Water conservation involves reducing the demand for water, rather than trying to increae water supplies. This is important in a world where water supply is finite. Water conservation can be on three main levels; domestic, agricultural, industrial.


Domestic

Note each of the water saving tips here. Create a table with the headings 'Tip', 'Water saving' and 'Why do this' and add the information for 'in the kitchen', 'in the bathroom', 'in the garden' and 'others'.


Agricultural

Use the wikipedia entry to note some tactics for saving water in an agricultural context.


Industrial

Pernod Ricard (the major wine and spirits producer) are an example of water conservation on a commercial level. Read their policy and note some examples of the things they have done.

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