3. In many towns and cities we help the environment by picking up liter to keep the water clean. We already have toilets that have low flush that do not use as much water as regular flush toilets, more and more people are getting them through out Manitoba and other provinces. We always use water techniques that are low cost and appropriate for the locals.

4. Recycling more water (ex, toilets that reuse our shower or sink water.) We want to work on the water to make it safe for animals, people and the Environment by stopping pollution and littering. If people are not wealthy enough to purchase low flush toilets they can also help save water by flushing only after solid waste, it is unnecessary to use fresh water. All of our toilet water goes to the same place anyways, ex) lagoons, or septic tanks.

5. We could not survive without water, we use water by eating and drinking every day. Water sustains our families, our communities, our landscapes and our economy. Canada is one of the highest water users per capita in the world. We take water for granted, we tend to overuse it, and in fact we tent to abuse it sometimes.

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