Water footprint

Nice jeans. Too bad they cost the planet 2,866 gallons of precious H2O.

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…is much larger than you think. The amount of water you consume depends not just on the duration of your daily shower or the number of clothes you wash but also on what you eat, the clothes you wear and the fuel you use. Take a look, calculate your water footprint, and reduce it to earn a few extra minutes in the shower.

Every day we do so many things: we go to work or travel to the country side, we heat our houses in the cold season and sit under air conditioning in summer, we cook food, eat strawberries, buy another pair of sneakers or jeans. Surprisingly, all these and many other actions contribute to climate change and leave a carbon footprint.

Use this for a spread - but not carbon footprint...how we spend our time during the day? A graph with percentages...

Some water management infographics from the 'smarter water management' folks at IBM. Here is a PDF: Download Us__en_us__water__water_infographic_031512 The first two are taken from the Watercache Blog. Note added on 23 July 2012: Friend and alert reader Peter Boddie emailed to let me know that this frst graphic is grossly...

When it comes to the automotive market, there are simple ways one can reduce their carbon footprint this year.

Explore the concept of Carbon Footprint, its environmental impact, and effective strategies to reduce it for a sustainable future.

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Without the clean water in Africa there are several things they can't do, like grow food, build a home, stay healthy, work, or go to school. For every $1 going towards the water and sanitation issue in Africa it's return is $3-$34. Also it talks about why clean water is important to humans.