Your Water Footprint

July 2, 2008 by Peggy  

h20-logo.jpgH20 Conserve offers a quick test to help you understand your water footprint. It’s not just about low-flow shower heads. The test also looks at the hidden water use inside your food choices and driving habits.

I learned a few things when I took my test. If I “let my yellow mellow” I’d save 10 or more gallons of water a day. And if I didn’t eat meat or dairy, I could reduce my water use by hundreds of gallons a day. It takes 1,500 gallons of water to produce a pound of beef!

Learn more and take your water footprint test at H20 Conserve.

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Click here to learn about all the current contests, themes, and green challenges going on at Tree Hugging Family in July 2008


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One Response to “Your Water Footprint”
  1. Nicole J. says:

    We let it mellow at our house. It basically offsets the extra water we use to wash cloth diapers. I read somewhere that the water needed to wash a load of cloth diapers is about the same as five flushes of the toilet.

    Myself and the child also don’t take daily showers/baths. That saves water and our dry skin.

    PS. If you have a kid who loves Thomas, check out the contest at my blog.

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