Behaviour Change and High Use of Water
Published on by Ruth Scott, Water Efficiency Analyst at Northumbrian Water in Case Studies
Taxonomy
- Water
- Water Efficiency
- Water Security
- Water Resources
- Water Recycling
- Water Security
- Water Conservation
- Water & Wastewater
- Water Resources
- Water Conservation
- Water conservation
- Water Efficiency
2 Answers
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I don't have a specific study reference, but some keywords to look for are low-volume shower head retrofits (and new ones), low-volume toilets in use, usage of on-demand inline water heaters instead of tanks, "garden" farmers using drip irrigation or hydroponics, shift to all-shower (no bathtub) usage. Other behavioural things to look for are the number of "baths/showers" taken, and why.
You might look around at this site too: https://www.researchgate.net/
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Hi Ruth, you will get broader reach to those whose area of expertise is on this topic if you ask this as a question, rather than starting a discussion
1 Comment
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Thank you Trudi, I think I have done this now.
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