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The document provides tips for conserving water in the home and landscape as well as information about water restrictions, facts, and the water cycle. It recommends fixing leaks, taking shorter showers, switching to water-efficient appliances, reusing graywater and rainwater, using mulch and drought-tolerant plants, and limiting turf grass. It also discusses laws around water limitations, recycling and metering water usage. Additionally, it shares facts like the small percentage of freshwater available for drinking and agriculture and the number of people without access to safe water.

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USGBC San Diego kicks off its 2010 LUNCH + LEED® series with a discussion of water conservation strategies, features and benefits of rainwater harvesting, advantages of using regionally appropriate plantings to maximize water usage, and other efficiency-related subjects. This course provides a one (1) hour GBCI CE credit for credentialed LEED® Accredited Professionals. Our presenter, Dr. Haselbeck, is a co-owner of San Diego-based Building Green Futures, Inc; a company that specializes in the design and installation of green (living) roofs and rainwater harvesting systems. She is a green roof accredited professional, a Certified GreenPoint Rater and a LEED® for Homes Rater In-Training. Dr. Haselbeck also lectures part-time in Biology at the University of San Diego.

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