Water footprint

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You’ve heard of a carbon footprint. But thinking about its lesser-known counterpart is becoming ever more urgent From space, Earth looks like a planet overflowing with water. But only about 0.007 percent is fresh and usable, and even that amount is under threat. Whether for drinking, cooking, bathing, washing clothes, or other basic tasks, the average American uses around 80 gallons of water a day—but that’s just a fraction of their total usage. There’s an additional 2,000 gallons “hidden”…

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How much water are you really using? Many of us have low flow shower heads and our toilets are using less water, but how does that compare to the water that goes into the things we use and consume every day? We created this infographic to help better understand what our daily impact really is. Some of the information

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

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...

Take a look at the information here. Become a more conscious and informed consumer. And of course, spread the word!

On May 8 & 9 the U.S. Zero Waste Business Council hosted their second annual conference in Cincinnati, OH with an impressive program of national and global leaders educating, entertaining and inspiring attendees. During day 1 sessions the focus was on overall zero waste success, mainly in the corporate arena. "Know Your Trash" emerged as a common theme among presenters.The ZWA Blog post, Know Your Trash, up close & personal, is an overview of the first day sessions. In addition to "Know Your…

…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.

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Unfortunatly I never had the opportunity to do client work on an infography, but it seems to be one of the most challenging task for a graphic designer.

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Biggify here: http://awesome.goodmagazine.com/transparency/web/trans0309walkthisway.htmlForget carbon footprint. Long before the Earth will suffer from a climate catastrophe due to global warming, humanity may perish from another environmental disaster: the diminishing supply of fresh water (Don't believe it? Why, humans have been fighting wars over water for centuries)In collaboration with Fogelson-Lubliner, GOOD Magazine has an eye-opening infographic of "water footprints", the am...

You use more than you think. A lot more.

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If everyone on Earth lived like the average American, our ecological footprint tells us we would need 3.9 Earths. Find out more with this infographic.

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