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Efficient Use of Water Isn’t Enough to Save our Springs
The records show that efficiencies can indeed foster per-capita decreases in consumption, but it may come as a surprise to many that, at the community level, the drive to enhance efficiency usually results in an increase in overall water consumption!
February 3, 2015

