All it takes is a glance at Singapore’s water conservation strategy to realize the city-state understands the importance of conserving water. Singapore seems to have a better grasp on water conservation than even California, a state that has suffered six long years of drought and has become one of America’s conservation leaders. Singapore’s water demand is about 430 million gallons daily, but it’s likely to double by 2061 when its current water agreement with Malaysia runs
What California can learn from Singapore’s brilliant water strategy
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