Is it practical to advocate water conservation in a place with abundant water resources?

Of course!

When water is flowed out, it will flow through the pollution of life, and it will no longer be the water before it flowed out!

Do you think we should save money?

This should be especially true in places where industrial pollution is particularly serious!

People living in cities should visit sewage and garbage treatment stations!

How many people still believe how wonderful "city life" is after being affected by the stench several times?

So, saving water resources is not simply about not wasting it, but about keeping more water away from domestic and industrial pollution!

I have seen people living in cities who often only envy the green vegetables in the countryside, but "dislike" all the dirt in the countryside. In fact, most cities in China are much "dirtier" than rural areas: domestic waste and post-industrial pollution.

As for domestic garbage, the most disgusting thing is water! In the countryside, if I encounter a puddle of water, I will step on it. I don’t have to worry about the dirty water. It is just mud at most. In the city, there are all kinds of industrial garbage, oil stains, germs, etc., and I will not hesitate. Cross over or take a detour! If nothing else, when I'm washing my shoes, I feel like vomiting just thinking about it!

What is post-industrial pollution? It means that industrial products are consumed through daily use in cities and have entered every corner of our lives! Because cities are densely populated, pollution cannot be removed or absorbed in a short time! When I get to a big city, what I worry about most is drinking water. I am always worried about being exposed to these contaminants. Although eating is clean, I am always worried about being exposed to these contaminants!

The fastest way to spread these pollutions is domestic water, which is domestic garbage with water! Therefore, saving water only allows the water to be exposed to pollution as little as possible, making our living environment cleaner and safer!

I remember that people in a certain Japanese city had poor water-saving habits. Later, the government came up with the idea of ??asking all residents to participate in sewage treatment and see the extent of domestic sewage pollution. People's ideas soon changed! Even now, many schools still retain the good habit of students cleaning up dirt "manually"!

Whether to save water or not is just a matter of people's concepts. It's just that many people don't understand how dirty sewage is. It's just that many people don't realize how dirty it is.