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Saving Through Science: Conserving Water and Energy with Reverse Osmosis
Business Wire - Thu Mar 20, 8:03AM CDT
Our individual global water-energy "splashprint" is much higher than most of us think. Consider that it takes 2,867 gallons of water to make one pair of jeans or 1,500 gallons to make a desktop computer. Two critical needs - clean water and on-demand energy - are intimately intertwined. The 2030 Water Resources Group reports that by 2030, global water requirements are expected to grow by 50 percent, and analysts are predicting that our available water supplies will satisfy only 60 percent of demand.
Saving Through Science: Conserving Water and Energy with Reverse Osmosis
Business Wire - Thu Mar 20, 8:03AM CDT
Our individual global water-energy "splashprint" is much higher than most of us think. Consider that it takes 2,867 gallons of water to make one pair of jeans or 1,500 gallons to make a desktop computer. Two critical needs - clean water and on-demand energy - are intimately intertwined. The 2030 Water Resources Group reports that by 2030, global water requirements are expected to grow by 50 percent, and analysts are predicting that our available water supplies will satisfy only 60 percent of demand.
