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Conservation

Scottsdale Water further encourages residents to be wary of at-home water usage

Conserving for future needs, sustainable landscaping could be key

As more concern rises about water shortages and how cities can prepare for the future, residents may wonder how they can assist in conserving this valuable resource in their daily life.

When thinking about water conservation at home, there are immediate, simple changes like taking shorter showers, turning your faucet off when you’re brushing your teeth or changing the shower head to a more water-saving option.

While these options have merit, it can be a challenge for people stuck in their routines, unwilling to adopt these practices or forgetful of changing standards. It can be a process, but the city of Scottsdale aims to make that process easier.

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