Conservation in Peel
Whether water, energy, air, or land, there are strong connections between how we use natural resources and the impact that we have on the environment.
Consider water use - each time an effort is made to conserve water, it lowers the amount of energy needed to treat and pump the water to your home. Less energy used means fewer greenhouse gases emitted into the atmosphere and better air quality. Better air quality means greater health for you and your family. It's that simple. By using one resource wisely, we achieve a range of environmental benefits. Our natural resources are all interconnected.
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Revised: Monday February 08 2010