IT'S A FINITE RESOURCE
Learn To Conserve

• Only 1% of the world's water supply is available for drinking.
• The water we use is the same water the dinosaurs used.
• The average American uses 100 gallons of water per day — 40 times more than the rest of the world's population.
• In parts of the U.S., China and India, people are consuming groundwater faster than it is being replenished.
• Many rivers — from the Colorado River in the U.S. to the Yellow River in China — no longer flow regularly to the sea.

SIX STEPS TO WATER CONSERVATION

1. Cut 1 minute from your shower — and save >700 Gallons/Month
2. Fix that leaky faucet — and save >1,225 Gallons/Year
3. Turn off running water when you brush your teeth — and save >3 Gallons every time
4. Install a low-flow toilet — and save >4 Gallons per flush
5. Reduce your meat consumption; eating low on the food chain saves water
6. Replace your lawn; native plants and grasses require less water