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Water is a chemical compound with the formula H2O, containing one oxygen atom and two hydrogen atoms bonded together. Water conservation aims to manage fresh water sustainably by protecting the water supply and meeting human needs. Steps to conserve water include only running dishwashers and clothes washers when full, adjusting sprinklers to avoid watering non-grass areas, using covers on pools to prevent leaks, composting food waste instead of using the garbage disposal, and planting in fall when conditions are cooler.
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