water wastage

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We went in a restraint and interviewed the owner of the restraint and got to know about rain water harvesting which is when a slope slides down all the rain water and the water is conserved by a whole and that water is conserved for harvesting food or plants or something need-full and it seemed like the restraint had efforts in saving water

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When disposing general waste, paper napkins and other bathroom waste via flushing, approximately 6 to 13 L of water is consumed. In other words, every time the toilet is used 6 to 13 L water is wasted. Often due to faulty plumbing, there is leakage in the flush tank. This leads to automatic refilling of water and may also hear the sound of flushing. This may also be called Phantom Flushes. Even today around 40% installments use older flushing systems. For every flush these systems consume 13.6 to 16 L of water. Approximate water wasted per person per day= 13 L Approximate water wasted per person per month= 390 L Approximate water wasted per person per day= 4745 L Running Water 1 out of 3 people keep the water running while carrying out routine activities. On an average, flow rate from a regular faucet is around 5 lpm (liters per minutes) and flow rate from a regular shower is around 10 lpm. This waste of water is the most neglected and common one. Some such routines that include wasting running water are: On an average, brushing is a 3 to 5 minute activity. By habit, a lot of people keep the water running while brushing. So in perspective, keeping the water running while brushing wastes around 25 L of water. Though showering takes 15-20 minutes, it does not amount for the extra time required for the water to be warm enough or when one is applying soap or shampoos.&nbsp; This extra consumption of water is no less than 50 L of water per shower. When washing dishes by hand, people have a tendency of keeping the water running. Wastage of water because of this is in the range of&nbsp; 20 to 60 L per day per household and is greater for restaurants and hotels. Approximate water wasted per person per day= 30 L Approximate water wasted per person per month= 900 L Approximate water wasted per person per day= 10950 L RO Water Purification Purification of water has become imperative with the current decline in the quality of water. RO Purifiers are increasingly being installed to tackle this problem. That being said, all RO Purifiers produce waste water. Period. Generally the RO Purifiers produce 60-70% of non purified water which cannot be used for drinking purposes. But this is not all. After careful monitoring of these systems, it was found that almost 20% of the purified drinking water is included in the waste water. In simpler terms, we can say Water Wasted from RO = 50% (non purified) + 20% (purified) Lets put a perspective to the 20% wasted purified water. The amount of water used by a family of 4 members, is 24 L/day. This value includes water used for drinking and cooking purposes i.e. the purifier provides them with around 24 litres of pure water every day.

Now, considering the 20% wastage, for 24 L/day the amount of waste water generated is around 4.8 L. So the amount of water wasted in that family per person per day is around 4.8/4 = 1.2 L Approximate water wasted per person per day= 1.2 L Approximate water wasted per person per month= 36 L Approximate water wasted per person per day= 438 L Negligence &amp; Theft - Water Wastage | Greensutra | India Negligence &amp; Theft As much as 22 to 25 per cent water is wasted during transmission and distribution or due to theft. A survey was conducted by the Municipal Corporation which reveals that water is being used illegally at several locations with no checks in place. Amongst the biggest defaulters are Service Stations. Owners of Small Eating Joints. Illegal Establishments. While Theft of water remains a pressing issue, high negligence towards water wastage is not far behind. To list a few: Most societies and buildings let overhead tanks are left overflowing every morning. The flow rate ranges from 400 to 650 L. Letting the overhead tank flow for even 5 minutes results in wasting 2000 to 3100 L. Many buildings have leaky and faulty pipelines. Even the distribution lines within cities have faulty plumbing. These are the reasons for constant wastage of water. Others While the above mentioned are somewhat the major contributors to maximum&nbsp; water wastage, here are few more common causes of water wastage: Washing car with high pressure water pumps. Using old and out dated washing machines and dishwashers. Poor water management. Serving bottled or packaged water at festivals or gatherings

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Places water is found: home cooler office tap shover lake ocean river H2O GROUND

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Because it makes a hygiene difference in us and gives born to the one who give us lives

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People do not conserve as much water they waste which is bad

1.Turn on the taps when needed. 2.to take short baths and to take buckets to bath. 3.to repair water leakage when ever you see it

Saving water is important because less water can lead to many extinctions

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It explains one of the major cause of water wastage

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It says that water wastage leads to water shortage which leads to species getting extinct

5 common ways we waste water without realisation 1. The bathroom singing water waster Showering for even five minutes can consume up to 37 litres of water. While you can use low-flow showers, or just fill up a bucket to serve the same purpose and cut down on your water consumption, you choose to be a bathroom singer who bathes under it in luxury. 2. The Sunday morning cleaning spree A Sunday morning calls for cleaning the lawn, backyard, porch, basement or staircase-- doesn't it? So you draw out the hose pipe and start flooding the area in the high hopes that your mom would be proud. No she wouldn't: instead, make her proud by sweeping the same areas instead of wasting up to 570 litres of water. 3. The sleepy brushing session Brushing your teeth is probably the most common occurrence in your life (at least we hope so). Be considerate to not waste that 15 litres of precious water by letting the water run the whole time you're brushing and secretly checking your sleepy face out. It isn't that difficult to close the tap when you don't need to rinse your mouth. 4. 18 litres for every toilet visit We read this somewhere and it's stuck like a mantra in our heads: 'If its yellow, keep it mellow, if its brown, flush it down!' Flushing your toilet every time you use it means flushing up to 18 litres of water per flush-- which means about a 300 odd litres a week. Let us make this simpler: if it's just urine, half-flush your toilet or use a small amount of bucket water to replace the flush. Also, your flush is a cranky little thing that leaks up to 3500 litres of water into the toilet every month. Don't ignore a leaky toilet. Fix it. 5. Keeping the kitchen tap open for 'cleaner' veggies Washing your daily dose of fruits and vegetables in running water will not get them any cleaner than washing them in a pan filled with water. If you're obsessed with hygiene, and only feel better when you wash them under running water, then at least collect that water and use it to water your plants Thanks to indiatoday.in Not turning off the tap when brushing teeth, shaving, leakages, washing vehicles with fresh water are some of the ways we are wasting water on a daily basis. We use about 27% of water for bathing and toilet use. Approximately, a leaking faucet can waste 4,000 drops of water, which is equal to a litre of water and Every Indian Wastes Up To 45 Litres Of Water Per Day. Thanks to indiaeducationldairy.in Water is considered as one of the most vital resources of any country. Around 97.5% of the water present on the earth surface is saline and only around 2.5% is fresh. Out of this, a negligible 1.2% is consumable. Whenever the term water wastage is mentioned, industries and other commercial places are taken into consideration. However, households also contribute to water wastage in a gigantic way. It is therefore vital to take into account the daily water wastage by households and try to reduce the amount. According to research, nearly 150 L of water per day is a requisite for an average person for all his hygiene, cooking, drinking and other requirements. 5 L of water is consumed for cooking and drinking purposes, which is estimated to be close to 3% of the total water requirement. From studies conducted, more than 45 L of water is possibly wasted per capita per day. This study highlights the major causes of water wastage in households along with the quantification of wastage from various sources. It identifies the different factors which affect water wastage. It is found out that more than 50% of people in India still do not use any type of water purification technology. Further, the effect of the pandemic lockdown on water consumption and wastage is analysed. Studies for different countries are compared along with the Indian statistics. The investigation is then extended for a society in order to determine the total water wasted by a population of 10000. Using this unexploited water could aid in increasing the water-saving potential of any location. Quantification studies of the water wastage in households aims to assist the Government of India to formulate policies related to the same. The study also discusses several solutions that can be implemented, leading to water conservation in the households. Thanks to sciencedirect.com Fix Dripping Faucets Did you know that a dripping faucet that runs at a rate of one drip per second wastes 3,156 gallons a year. That is enough water to fill 63 bathtubs to the top. Imagine if every home in Spokane had a dripping faucet! Millions of gallons of water would be lost. A leak the size of a pinhead can waste 360,000 gallons of water a year. That is enough water to fill 20 average sized backyard pools. Thanks to spokaneaquifer.com Millions of liters of water is being wasted every day and there are no regulations or policies taking actions to reduce the same. Headlines spanning a couple of years are proof enough of that : 06/01/2010- The Hindu – 40% water supply gets wasted in Delhi. 25/10/2012- DNA India – Mumbai’s water goes down the drain. 16/05/2013 – Times of India – 40% water wasted daily in Hyderabad. 12/04/2016-DNA India – CM Fadnavis says 900 million liters water wasted everyday. 15/04/2016- Mid-day – With no takers, 70% treated water is wasted everyday in Mumbai. 06/05/2016- Times of India – 124m L of water wasted daily. 15/05/2016- Times of India – Mumbai loses 25% water to leakage, theft. Recent data reveals that a single person wastes approximately 0-45L of water per day. To put this in perspective, it makes up to 30% of standard water requirement per person per day. While water wastage keeps on continuing, we have aggregated a list of the most common causes behind it. Most common causes of Water Wastage: Water Wastage | Greensutra | India Flushing Systems As unlikely as it may seem, this is a major cause in households, restaurants, multiplexes, offices etc. Flushing systems waste water in the following ways:

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What is water conservation. How is setting up factories affecting the water levels.

Why are water levels decreasing day by day. why are water changes occuring day by day.

What are the factors that are responsible for water wastage. why are people irresponsible or not taking action towards water wastage

What are the uses of water. Where does water come from.

How is water connected to life. How does it connect to global warming.

What is which leads to water wastage. what types of dieases can polluted water cause .

What are peoples perspective towards water wastage

 There are many people who thinnk that this is a global issue and we as a team should take action towards saving water