Water Use Argument
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- Problem
- Earth has a limited amount of fresh water for the growing, human population.
- Claim
- If we use technology, we can mitigate our water use per capita.
- Evidence #1
- In the United States we use 22.3% of our water supply for Domestic use.
- Earth has a limited amount of fresh water for the growing, human population.
- Evidence #2
- If we use technology, we can mitigate our water use per capita.
- Evidence #3
- In the United States we use 22.3% of our water supply for Domestic use.
- Reasoning
- By using Water-Saving Toilets we can reduce that amount per capita by 1.28 gallons of water for each flush.
- By using Water-Saving Toilets we can reduce that amount per capita by 1.28 gallons of water for each flush.
- This piece of technology will help save water because compared to old toilets it saves a lot of water. Every flush consumes 1.28 gallons of water, old toilets consume 3 to 7 gallons for each flush, that’s a lot compared to these toilets.
- This piece of technology will help save water because compared to old toilets it saves a lot of water. Every flush consumes 1.28 gallons of water, old toilets consume 3 to 7 gallons for each flush, that’s a lot compared to these toilets.
- The reason why you should use this to reduce the domestic use of water is because if you compare it to regular toilets, it can make a huge difference. If you use the bathroom 3 times a day for a year with an old toilet that uses 7 gallons each flush, you use 7,665 gallons of water per year, but with the new toilet you only consume 1401.6 gallons per year.
- The reason why you should use this to reduce the domestic use of water is because if you compare it to regular toilets, it can make a huge difference. If you use the bathroom 3 times a day for a year with an old toilet that uses 7 gallons each flush, you use 7,665 gallons of water per year, but with the new toilet you only consume 1401.6 gallons per year.
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