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The richer a country is, the more water it consumes. For example, in Canada an average of 93,000 L of water are consumed per person per year, while in Sudan about 7,000 L are consumed (Junta de Andalucía)
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The costs of wind continue to fall worldwide, including the EU, where they have been reduced by around 40% between 2009 and 2015, according to the European Commission (Asociación empresarial Eólica)
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Wind power reduced the price of the pool by € 6.83 / MWh in 2018 (Asociación Empresarial Eólica)
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To aerate the house, 10 minutes
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To produce a chicken serving you need 150 L of water. (Junta de Andalucía)
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A battery takes about 1,000 years to decompose (Aquae Fundación)
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the Mobius circle was designed in 1970 as a symbol of recycling; its three arrows represent the phases of collection, processing and conversion
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200 liters of water are needed to produce a single liter of Coca-Cola. (Jason Clay, WWF)
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Every ton of recycled paper saves the life of twelve trees (LAYNA Group)
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to make recycled paper saves 3 times more energy than normal
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seven out of ten mobile phones go to the trash can or get lost
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148 liters of water are needed to make a car
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7000 liters of water are needed to refine a barrel of crude oil
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About 25,700 liters of water per day are needed to produce the food consumed by a family of four
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Freshwater animals are becoming extinct five times faster than terrestrial animals
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It takes 5680 liters of water to produce a barrel of beer
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With only four liters of naphtha can contaminate up to 2.8 million liters of water
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Each year more than 450 cubic kilometers of sewage are thrown into the sea. To dilute this pollution, an additional 6000 cubic kilometers of fresh water is used
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The main sources of pollution are associated with industrial activity after the Second World War to this day
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The groundwater reserves supply 80% of the world's population. 4% of those reserves are already contaminated
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There are more than 70 thousand known substances that contaminate water
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A dripping tap wastes more than 75 liters of water per day
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Less water is consumed during an immersion bath than when showering
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More than two thirds of the water consumed in the home is used in the bathroom
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People use 190 liters of water per day, on average
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Each year 3 and a half million people die due to diseases related to water quality. 98% of these deaths occur in developing countries
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The lack of clean water causes the death of 4500 children per day, mostly from developing countries
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Millions of women and children must walk more than 10 kilometers a day to get drinking water
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More than 1100 million people in the world lack direct access to sources of drinking water.
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More than 1100 million people in the world lack direct access to sources of drinking water.
