Nick, and a rather large number of others in Jersey would love me to split my posts on Law, GeoEngineering, N.W.O. etc etc etc, onto another blog....Do you know why? Far to much readership for their comfort zone on this blog....Sorry Nick, the unmentionable one, and the States of Jersey, but no deal :) Delete
While the average UK household consumes almost 33 gallons a day for washing and drinking, it consumes about 30 times as much in virtual water, used in the production of imported food and textiles. Only Brazil, Mexico, Japan, China and Italy come higher in the league of net importers of virtual agricultural water.he average household in the UK uses over 1000 gallons of water a day, making the country one of the biggest water importers in the world, a report claims.
If water for bathing and cooking is included as well, this figure varies between 27 and 200 liters per capita per day. In the OECD countries, the average domestic consumption is approximately 180 litres per capita and per day. range of 20 to 40 liters of freshwater per person per day is generally considered to be a necessary minimum to meet needs for drinking and sanitation alone, according to Peter Gleick, president of the Pacific Institute for Studies in Development, Environment and Security.