Going Green Means Living Blue
According to Blue Living Ideas, four out of every 10 people in the world are affected by water scarcity.
As our world’s population explodes, the problem will only get worse if action is not taken to stop wasting and start conserving the water we have. Sure, there are many large scale non-profit organizations, worldwide and regionally, who are working out how to deal with this growing water problem. But there’s also plenty that each of us can do to help conserve water – everything from fixing dripping taps to taking naval showers. Simple steps to be sure, but add everyone’s simple steps together and we’ll get (to paraphrase Neil Armstrong) giant leaps for humankind.
To learn more about the world’s water shortage and how each of us can help, head over to Blue Living Ideas and downloard their free e-book The Green Living Guide to Home Water Conservation. It’s full of practical tips and water saving ideas for work, home and play.
The e-book was commissioned as part of Kohler’s ongoing Save Water America Campaign.
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August 2nd, 2009 at 11:54 am
Some dryer parts of the U.S.A. will have to consider moving from the 17th century design “Crapper” that gulps up to 16 gallons of clean drinking grade water per use, and destroys America’s lakes beaches, rivers seashores streams with its inefficient handling of the situation! Human urine is damned good fertilizer, as is or processed, and humanure from Swedish style composting toilets can be applied to fields lacking top-soil to improve them too! Clean water doesn’t always come easy, and it is time America realized that there are no “Crappers” on the Space Station either! New methods for elimi8nation must be explored and in a world short on Cheap Oil, don’t expect fertilizers from petroleum products for much longer! (And I bet you just wanted to drill wells in Africa!)
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