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Residential isn't 20%, it's 14%. 6% is commercial/industrial. And glasses of water in restaurants are probably counted in the 6%, not the 14%. And even of th
by aetherson 12y ago
Residential isn't 20%, it's 14%. 6% is commercial/industrial.
And glasses of water in restaurants are probably counted in the 6%, not the 14%.
And even of the commercial/industrial usage, how much can glasses of water possibly be? Surely not even 5% of that usage. So if we reduce consumption of glasses of water at restaurants, by, say, 80%, we've done what? Lowered total usage of water by 0.24%? My sense is that that's a hugely optimistic amount.
- zeroonetwothree 12y agoMoreover, drinking less at restaurants will likely lead to drinking more elsewhere (at home, or even worse: bottled water).