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Santa Monica imports 90% of its water from Northern
California and the Colorado River - resources stretched thin by climate change and
the regions increasing population. Pumping water
long distances consumes large amounts of
electricity, generated from the burning of coal or
natural gas, which damages wildlife habitats and
costs billions of dollars annually. The
City has a goal to reduce residential and commercial
water use 20% by 2010. Saving water not only
helps the community and reduces your monthly water
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Take the 20 Gallon
Challenge! Save Water Now
Everyone saving 20 gallons per day would do the trick
The City of Santa
Monica is joining sister water agencies across the
southland in promoting the “20 Gallon Challenge.” The
“challenge” is a call to action, in the driest year
on record,
for
individuals
to save 20
gallons of water each day
by implementing water saving strategies for
both indoor and outdoor water use.
Take the
challenge and begin saving water now.
Business/Commercial Challenge Information |
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Savings are easy to achieve. By adjusting your
water use habits, installing water saving fixtures
or changing your landscaping to reflect Santa
Monica’s Mediterranean climate can have a real,
positive impact on the environment we all share. The City offers a number of
programs
to help
you save water. The information on this website will
get you started.
If you have questions along the way , please call
310.458.8459. |
Other Related Links:
Water Quality
Urban Runoff
Graywater &
Cisterns
Health of the Bay
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This page was last modified on
07/17/2008
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