Water Conservation Essay -- Environment, Environmental

One of the items people, animals, and our environment cannot live without is weewee. piss is extremely vital in the everyday life of everyone in the beingness from everyday life of drinking, wash clothes, animals, grains, cleaning, and so many other(a) uses that eliminating pissing would eliminate our species as we all depend on the necessity of pee. The water footprint refers to the volumes of water consumption and pollution that are behind your everyday consumption. (Network, 2010) If an average American uses approximately 80- one hundred gallons of water per day so an average American needs to change their ways and contribute to a better water footprint. Water is critical for ecological systems and the health of humans. Animals or plants cannot survive long without water. Water not only is most wide used resource by our industry, it both indirectly and directly produces energy, provides al-Qaeda for outdoor recreation, and important for transportation along with so many other uses that it is globally in need.It is amazing as I thought rough how I use water in my day. Flushing the toilet, taking a shower, copse my teeth, drinking a glass of water, using water to make oatmeal, washing my dishes and my clothes, swimming in the lake or the pool, making different recipes that call for water, and tearing my plants and garden. It was amazing to me when reading the website www.waterfootprint.org, because I never conceptually put in concert our food we consume to items we make in realize how much water is used globally. Some items that I did not think about would be beef, chicken vegetable marrow, eggs, hamburgers, milk, pork, beer, tea, wine, barley, maize, millet, rice, soybeans, coconuts, apples, orange, potato, cheese, bread, cotton, paper,... ...o conserve water, as I enjoy eating meat and do not favor vegetables on a regular basis, so it is extremely important I do what I can in conserving as much water as possible on a daily basis.Works CitedCouncil, W. W. (2009, May 27). World Water Council/Water Crisis. Retrieved august 24, 2010, from www.worldwatercouncil.org http//www.worldwatercouncil.org/index.php?id=25Frederick, K. D. (2004, November 11). Consequences Vol. 1. Retrieved August 24, 2010, from www.gcrio.org http//www.gcrio.org/CONSEQUENCES/spring95/Water.htmlNetwork, W. (2010). Your Water Footprint. Retrieved August 24, 2010, from www.waterfootprint.org http//www.waterfootprint.org/?page=files/YourWaterFootprintPark&Co. (2009). 100 Ways to Conserve. Retrieved August 24, 2010, from www.wateruseitwisely.com http//www.wateruseitwisely.com/100-ways-to-conserve/index.php