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1 Trillion Gallons. That’s How Much Water We’d Save If We Just Made One Teensy Little Change.

The best reasons ever to go get that darn leaky faucet of yours fixed! Or, you know, just make sure the water’s turned off.

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Andrea Garcia-Vargas

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