Wonderful Water: Conservation and Planning
This month on "Wonderful Water," Andrew Stuckey discusses at-home conservation with Mary Tiger from OWASA and Mel Gilles from Orange County.
They talk about how to make saving water and money easier, from Creek Week celebration to regular workshops and tools.
Water stewardship is actually a really important part of the long-term sustainability of our community's water system
- OWASA's Climate Action Plan aims to cut greenhouse emissions in half by 2030
- The average OWASA customer uses over 30 gallons of water a day
- Mindful usage, updating fixtures, and more can reduce water usage
Author's summary: Discussion on water conservation and planning.
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