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Monday, March 22, 2010. BC is thinking about turning down the taps. This should be cause to celebrate! The average Canadian uses nearly 400 liters of water per day! Toilets: The current systems in place in North America see us treat our toilet flushing water to the same standard as drinking water. We could cut our water usage by 1/3 right off the bat by using recycled grey water or collected rainwater to flush our toilets! Rainwater collection: Rainwater collection is easy to do. It can be as easy as...

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Liquid Thoughts: Current Water Use Unsustainable

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Tuesday, December 15, 2009. Current Water Use Unsustainable. That was the headline I saw this morning. Is anyone really surprised by this type of news anymore? Especially considering the headline specifically referred to California! The article I'm referring to ( here. Discusses how recently released NASA satellite imagery provides even more evidence that California's current water use is quickly draining the state empty. Take into account these two facts:. Well, that big blue batch of ocean called the P...

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Liquid Thoughts: Summer must be over

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Tuesday, November 24, 2009. Summer must be over. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Summer must be over. Adam is President of Tiger Purification Systems Inc. (aka Watertiger), a British Columbia, Canada based water treatment company. This blog is a personal reflection of issues both local and global relating to water. It does not necessarily reflect the opinion(s) of Tiger Purification Systems Inc. or the industry in general. View my complete profile.

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Liquid Thoughts: Finally! BC is thinking about turning down the taps.

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Monday, March 22, 2010. BC is thinking about turning down the taps. This should be cause to celebrate! The average Canadian uses nearly 400 liters of water per day! Toilets: The current systems in place in North America see us treat our toilet flushing water to the same standard as drinking water. We could cut our water usage by 1/3 right off the bat by using recycled grey water or collected rainwater to flush our toilets! Rainwater collection: Rainwater collection is easy to do. It can be as easy as...

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Liquid Thoughts: Are we all a little too thirsty?

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Monday, July 13, 2009. Are we all a little too thirsty? A simple post this week, via Powerpoint presentation. Check it out here: http:/ www.watertiger.net/about/thirst.pps. Will open in Powerpoint). It holds a few facts about water use in our world. I don't know who created this presentation, but would like to give credit if anyone out there can enlighten me. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Are we all a little too thirsty? Settlement Reached in Longstanding Water Dispute. View my complete profile.

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Liquid Thoughts: A Few Thoughts Re: Bottled vs. Tap

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Friday, December 11, 2009. A Few Thoughts Re: Bottled vs. Tap. It's always interesting to compare some of the "behind the scenes" numbers on things we take for granted. Here are some thoughts on the bottled vs. tap water debate. Click on the image for one researcher's take. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Current Water Use Unsustainable. A Few Thoughts Re: Bottled vs. Tap. View my complete profile.

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