The weather may be getting hotter, but the Californians are exceeding the state government’s expectations by conserving a record amount of water.
The State Water Resources Control Board reported that consumers cut their usage by 29% in May, one-upping the government’s request for a 25% reduction by the end of June.
Dozens of communities across the Golden State have risen to the occasion by shortening showers, using water-efficient appliances, and turning lawns into drought-resistant gardens, cutting their use upwards of 30% in some cases.
The mantra, "United we stand, Divided we fall" holds true for all aspects!
---------
In 99 words (no more, no less) write a story that is ripped from the headlines.
Join in the fun at CarrotRanch
The State Water Resources Control Board reported that consumers cut their usage by 29% in May, one-upping the government’s request for a 25% reduction by the end of June.
Dozens of communities across the Golden State have risen to the occasion by shortening showers, using water-efficient appliances, and turning lawns into drought-resistant gardens, cutting their use upwards of 30% in some cases.
The mantra, "United we stand, Divided we fall" holds true for all aspects!
---------
In 99 words (no more, no less) write a story that is ripped from the headlines.
Join in the fun at CarrotRanch
No comments:
Post a Comment