Question

bieng a novel citizen of country what are our duties toward water resources​

Answer 1

Support and defend the Constitution.

Stay informed of the issues affecting your community.

Participate in the democratic process.

Respect and obey federal, state, and local laws.

Respect the rights, beliefs, and opinions of others.

Participate in your local community.

Answer 2

This is what can be done in your home to make it more water-efficient.

• Take shorter showers.
• Turn off the shower after soaping up, then turn it back on to rinse.
• Reduce your toilet flush volume.
• Install a system to pump grey water (from the washing machine, basins, shower and bath) to the garden, most households will eliminate the need for any additional garden watering.
• Be alert of leaking taps and toilets. Find out how you can fix your leaking toilet.
• When washing dishes by hand, do not leave the water running for rinsing.
• If you have a double-basin, fill one with soapy water and one with rinse water.
• Use tap aerators to reduce the flow in kitchen taps.
• Do not let the tap run while you clean vegetables.
• Rinse them in a stoppered sink or a pan of clean water.

Water Conservation in the Yard and Garden

• Because gardens are often so water-intensive, it is useful to look at principles of using water when gardening. Some of the tips are revised from " Water-wise gardening" (DWAF and NBI, 1998):

• Group plants with the same watering needs together to avoid over-watering some while under-watering others.
• Put a covering layer around trees and plants. Covering will slow evaporation of moisture while discouraging weed growth and the soil to retain moisture.
• Water during the early parts of the day. Early watering, and late watering also reduces water loss to evaporation.
• Avoid watering in windy conditions.
• Plant in the right season, for winter rainfall areas, this is in autumn and early winter so the plants have a chance to develop their root systems before the dry season. In summer rainfall areas, it is spring and early summer for the same reason.
• Deep-soak your lawn.
• Water your lawn long enough for the moisture to soak down to the roots. A light sprinkling can evaporate quickly.

Water Conservation for the Industrial and Commercial Sectors

• These tips were revised from the Green Toolkit 2013: Green Living 37 (WCG 110% Green):

• Define water requirements for your department, building or unit of production.
• Appoint a person to track water usage and identify strengths and weaknesses.
• Present the idea of water efficient appliances in canteens or office kitchens. Fill kettles only with as much water as you need.
• Try and avoid ornamental water features and fountains that lose water to evaporation.
• Ensure that people are aware of points and times to report major water losses from leaking or damaged pipes and hoses.
• Keep paths around the building tidy. Avoid the use of hoses to remove leaves etc.
• Encourage people to wash company vehicles at commercial car washers that recycle water.
• Encourage people to be alert of leaking taps.
• Reduce leaks by turning taps off lightly and getting washers replaced when leaks are discovered.
• Upgrade production equipment to use recycled water or less water.
• Know where your master water shut-off valve is located.

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