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I find this very hard to believe. Do you have any links to official state data?
by finfinfin 4y ago
I find this very hard to believe. Do you have any links to official state data?
- PaulDavisThe1st 4y agoThe drop comes from two critical changes: 1. improvements in domestic water usage arising from changes to in-home fixtures and appliances. Per capita use in cities across the US southwest has dropped by 30% or more over the last few decades. 2. switching over to grey/recycled water usage for a huge chunk of municipal water irrigation (eg. city parks, highway medians etc.). This uses a significant amount of water, and switching to water that has already been used once has a dramatic impact.