We waste more water in the bathroom than we realize. Every flush uses clean, treated water, even as drought and water shortages affect communities around the world. Simple choices like letting some flushes wait, using dual-flush or low-flow toilets, or installing composting toilets where practical can reduce this waste. We may not be able to change everything, but treating water as a precious resource reminds us that even small everyday habits can make a meaningful difference. READ MORE
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