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positive and effctive results.
Kimberly: "Single family water consumption decreased by 20% on average..."
Alondra: A graphic on my poster shows the Effectiveness of 2007-2009 Water Restrictions in California and the results were a 23% increase in saving water which demonstrates that if saving water is necessary, then people are more likely to follow these restrictions. 

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rcia-"These restrictions were implemented[...], we saw a nearly 13.3% decrease in aggregate water consumption."
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Restrictions in California and the results were a 23% increase in saving water which demonstrates that if saving water is necessary, then people are more likely to follow these restrictions. 

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Dev -edis.ifas.edu states "Approximately 727 million gallons of reclaimed water is used everyday in Florida".
https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?q=desalination Trends show desalination is trending

Angel - http://www.waterworld.com/articles/wwi/print/volume-27/issue-2/regulars/perspective/desalting-water-nature-s-way.html. On waterworld.com the text states "In countries such as Singapore, 10% of the demand in freshwater comes desalted water"

Nelson - https://www.nature.org/ourinitiatives/habitats/riverslakes/protecting-clean-water-for-people-and-nature.xml the text states "every year we lose 32 million acres of forest" . This shows how we need new sources because we are wasting the natural way that we gain freshwater.

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Sandra~"In USGS water science school it states "Estimates vary,but each person uses about 80 to 100 gallons of water per day.Are you surprise that the largest used of household water is to flush the toilet,and after that,to take showers and baths."
Vanessa~"Cities like Santa Fe,Tucson and Fort Worth allowed price signals to govern water use,the more a household used,the more expensive water was to purchase. Consumers responded by conserving water.
Zully~ In the article "Effective water demand Management,Prices VS Restrictions it states "Third for elastic economic goods with essentially no direct substitute-like water price increases lead to increases in revenue,which is a good thing for water utilities that desperately need to invest in new water infractures."
Abigail~"As can be seen from the data,the price of water; 2015 by the circle of blue,the results of those investments which are the thousands of miles of distribution pipes beneath city streets,the lengthy water transport,in treatment foundation are no longer functioning well.The bill to repair and renew america's water systems in coming due.The price of residential water service and thirty mayor u.s cities has risen faster than the previous year.On the other hand,the economics of water has gained renewed instinctions as states confront historic droughts and water managers seek to guide in water consumption"
Grace~The graphic statistics of the yearly percent changed for the monthly cost of water between different families or different ranges of water consumption in Baltimore from 2014-2017.

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Reyna Garcia-"These restrictions were implemented[...], we saw a nearly 13.3% decrease in aggregate water consumption."
Ambar Tavarez- "In our analysis, achieving the same reduction consumption induced by mandatory policies would require more-than a 50 percent increase in the average price of water."
Miguel Perez- Separate post
Monique Garcia- In California, the mayor decided to enforce water restrictions in order to save 25% water usage. This was beginning to be enforced in 2013 and then by 2015 they met and continued to exceed their goal.
Seoane Oaxaca- Considering the cut back on watering your lawn and plants there would be a lot of fuss about dying plants, so here is one solution. water.usgs.gov states "They might decide to re-landscape using landscaping (putting plants that don't demand much water), thus saving water in the future." Using groomedhome.com we can see there are 15 plants that don't need water such as Mil foil, Blue Spire, Hypericum, etc, but most of all Orange Dayilies that have more than 20,000 hybrids according to americanmeadows.com

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Nidhi: "Water use per person in Los Angeles in down 20 percent since 2014"
Litzy: "Price increases lead to increases in revenue."
Isabella: "A simple adjustment of the water bill would ensure that any family, regardless of economic status, would be able to afford a comfortable level of water while being charged for any water usage above and beyond that base amount"
Alexander: "Raising water prices bring in more money; money that could you could use to do things like find new sources of water or build new water storage facilities."

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David: In "Water Conservation Policies:Prices Versus Restrictions" it says "First in the face of price increase, people have complete flexibility on how and where to use water"

Perla:In the article "Yess we can....: Getting serious about water pricing in Australia... residential water-demand studies conducted world-wide, including Australia. These studies shows that consumption will decline by less than 10 percent .... household water consumption would fall on average by about 3.5 percent price increase"
Carolina:

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Evidence: Mandatory Water Restrictions GRP

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Emily: "—a mandatory policy—that bars almost all outdoor or extraneous water use with corresponding financial penalties: no turf irrigation, no car washing, and very limited watering of vegetable gardens. These restrictions were implemented during the most severe period of the 2007 drought. The result? Within our sample, we saw a nearly 13 percent decrease in aggregate water consumption"
Kiara: A NJHarold article stated, "South Africa's droughts need mandatory restrictions causing residents to use 13.2 gallons vs. the normal 23 gallons.
Gaby: There was a graphic on my poster that demonstrated the before and after results of water restictions in California from 10/25/16 to 1/24/17. It was clear that the drought levels decreased. This shows how water restrictions have very positive and effctive results.
Kimberly: "Single family water consumption decreased by 20% on average..."
Alondra: A graphic on my poster shows the Effectiveness of 2007-2009 Water Restrictions in California and the results were a 23% increase in saving water which demonstrates that if saving water is necessary, then people are more likely to follow these restrictions.