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![[AD] I've always enjoyed being around water...π§
Nothing calms me more than when I'm at the beach or walking alongside a river, and drinking water does wonders for your physical and mental well-being (as long as you remember!).
Unfortunately, with summers predicted to get hotter and drier, there's a real worry that the South East could face water shortages as early as 2030. There really is no infinite supply of water, therefore now more than ever we need to work together to reduce our water waste so that we have plenty to go around. Not just for us, but for our wildlifez farmland and green spaces.
Over the next few weeks, and working in collaboration with @southernwater, I'll be sharing tips on ways you can save water (and a few quid!) around the home.
If you have any tips or advice on how you save water around the home, let us know in the comments below π
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