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Katarzyna Kowalska Team members: - Marta Nowak - Wiktoria Szymczak - Piotr Kowalski - Mateusz Wróbel - Julia Ziółkowska - Karolina Mazur Our team aims to: - Find solutions to economic and environmental problems - Encourage people to help the environment - Create new jobs and regulate the economy - Take loans to deal with the crisis
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This document provides tips for saving water at home. Some key recommendations include taking quick showers instead of baths, filling the bathtub only partially, using a cup of water instead of running water when brushing teeth, turning off the water when brushing teeth or washing hands, and fixing leaky faucets. Other tips include only running dishwashers and washing machines when full, hand washing dishes in a partially filled sink instead of under running water, and using buckets of water instead of hoses when washing cars. Adopting these water saving habits can significantly reduce household water usage.
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