a green miyagi presentation
Co-creating a Greener Dallas requires shaping everyday behavior in order to upgrade our environmental awareness until consistent eco-actions become our norm at the cultural level. Green Miyagi provides a common service, car cleaning, utilizing a more sustainable method than we have traditionally used. This site illustrates the potential impact of such a change in Dallas, Texas.
After considering our non-renewable and finite water supply versus water demand increasing with population over time in Dallas we know that to preserve enough water for the future through governmental means has a cost that public citizens must pay. Here is a snapshot from Texas …
Here again is presented information regarding Dallas, Texas’s strategy to avoid potential water shortages through 2070. This is raw data from Texas Water Development Board’s texasstatewaterplan.org website showing water projects for Dallas. Notice the projects making up the biggest strategy supplies numbers all involve water …
Texas Water Development Board has a strategy for a Greener Dallas through maintaining adequate water supplies. They present a water strategy that is in some or most part comprised of demand reduction or water conservation. This simply means the primary way we protect water in …
Population in Dallas and the rest of North Texas are continued to grow to almost double what they are now by 2070. As such the demand for the finite amount of water goes up over time, and in turn leaves an increasing amount per decade …
A Greener Dallas requires an overstanding of the problems we face regarding sustainability as it relates to our resources, particularly the finite or limited ones like water. With a given amount of water for the entire Texas Water Development Board’s Region C that Dallas is …
The Greener Dallas posts dubbed ‘Water Droplets’ are beginning with more of a splash. The day after I created this site to help achieve the Green Miyagi North Texas Water Conservation Mission on behalf of Generation Z and their future here, the Gen Z’er closest …
