With only about one percent of the water in the world considered to be both potable and accessible, the importance of water conservation has never been greater. The human body is highly dependent on a steady supply of fresh, safe water, and even mild dehydration can cause noticeable impairment. You can help to conserve water by buying water-efficient appliances, finding and fixing any leaks you might have, and capturing “warm up” and leftover water for other uses. Take shorter showers, and consider getting more efficient shower heads or using a brick to fill part of your toilet tank.

Key Takeaways:

• It should be noted that conserving water not only saves money, but it also helps to make sure that our bodies are healthy.
• Saving water is of essential importance because of all the water in the world only 2 percent is freshwater and only one percent of that is accessible.
• To estimate the amount of water in our bodies, it has been found to be about 70 percent water while our brains are 85 percent water.

“Our bodies, as well as every living thing on Earth, including everything that ensures our survival, depend on an abundance of clean water. And nearly all of the water we get from the tap has to undergo a lengthy, energy- and resource-consuming process to make it clean and safe for our consumption.”

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