Water Depletion

Due to water over usage and pollution, our drinkable water levels are depleting.

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There's many ways to help conserve water.

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Recyclable water bottles prevent plastic water bottles from being littered and polluting our water.

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Check your pipes for leaks.

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Water is required for everything to live.

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Installing water efficient shower heads and faucets can save up to 40 gallons of water a day.

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Every drop counts when it comes to waster conservation.

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Turning the water off while you brush your teeth can save up to 2 gallons of water a day.

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Save The Water

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Everyone needs to work together to make a change.

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Millions of water sources are not protected under the Clean Water Act and as a result 117 million Americans are vulnerable to polluted water

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By watering your lawn early in the morning, you can save up to 25 gallons of water.

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Most water used at a house, is used outdoors, up to 60% of total water used.

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The last laws created was The Clean Water Act and it was created in the 1980s and has not been updated.

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The first step to reduce water pollution, is for the government to create harsher punishments for those who break the laws.

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Decreased groundwater levels create decreased water levels in streams, rivers, ponds, and lakes.

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This is water polluted with lead. This was in Flint, Michigan.

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Currently there are laws restricting water pollution, but the government does not enforce these laws.

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Over time pumping water from the ground becomes expensive because the water level keeps decreasing creating more pumping.

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Extended droughts make people pump more water from the ground creating lower groundwater levels.

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Due to littering and overflowing landfills, our waters look like this.