What are two ways you can conserve water?

We use water every day. Water is essential to life on our planet and humans could not survive without it. Saving water is a great thing to do on our planet. Earth has lots of water, but only a little is safe for people to use. Some places on Earth are running out of clean water. There are many ways you can save water and I will list some examples you can even do in your house. When you are washing the dishes or brushing your teeth, only run the water when rinsing so you don't have to waste it. You could also collect rain water for watering your plants so you don't have to use water you don't need to.

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