Ethics Department

 Ethics Department 

How much water do you think is enough? Our water for drinking and use is getting very scarce. Of the project, the Ethics Department is responsible for presenting the negative and positive attributes of our water system, to let the people know we care about our community. Also we are responsible for giving out solutions and suggestions on how to conserve water. We are reaching out to our community seeking help to save water.

Did you know that Texas as a whole uses at least a million gallons of water per day? We would say that about three fourths of water that is being used is unnecessary water. As the Ethics department we offer some suggestions and solutions on how to save water such as taking shorter showers. When people take baths, it isn’t necessary to fill the tub all the way up; they could fill it half way. Another way to save on water is to water your plants by hand instead of using sprinklers because a sprinkler systems can not control the amount of water used on plants, causing water waste. They can overflow a plant and cause excessive water runoff down the street or on a sidewalk. If you water your plants by hand, you can control where the water goes and you can tell when the plant is full. These are just a few of our many suggestions on water conservation.

We plan on doing various tasks to reach out to our community. We will pass out pamphlets explaining what we are doing and how you could help. More data: (July 13, 2011). We will display a(n) example of the world in the world. We will have three open objects for liquid to represent water: a bottle top, a water bottle, and a water jug that holds a gallon. we will fill each with water. The bottle top will represent our drinking water. the water bottle will represent gray water. Grey water is wastewater generated from domestic activities such as laundry, dishwashing, and bathing, which all of the following can be recycled. the the jug will represent black water such as salt water. The point of the example will be to inform people about how little water we have. It would be best to conserve water instead of keep wasting it. Water treatment is very expensive and takes a long time to be pure.

Dallas Water Consumption : http://www.dallasindicators.org/Environment/CleanPlentifulWater/Waterconsumption/tabid/584/language/en-US/Default.aspx

"How much is your daily indoor water use?." USGS (Feb 8, 2011): 1. Web. 12 Jul 2011. .