Slowing The Flow.
American School & University, May, 2004 by Kennedy, Mike
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Byline: Mike Kennedy With more than 70 million students attending elementary and secondary schools or colleges, as well as millions of teachers and others working in education facilities, the nation's school bathrooms consume immense amounts of water to keep toilets flushed and hands clean.
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So for schools that want to be responsible environmental stewards and conserve water, the place to focus is the school washroom. The most effective way to reduce water consumption is not to use any - that's why urinals that do not use water are becoming more common in school ...
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