Cutting household water usage involves never over-watering the lawn, trying to plant drought tolerant plants in the yard, taking shorter showers and washing clothes in full loads. Conserve water at home, only using the water absolutely necessary for day-to-day activities, with helpful information from an avid environmentalist in this free video on environmental health. Expert: Ray Olson Contact: www.cityofventura.net/public_works/maintenance_ser Bio: Ray Olson is the director of The City of Ventura Environmental Services Office, which is committed to environment preservation through innovative waste reduction and pollution prevention programs. Filmmaker: Rich Burlingham
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Cutting household water usage involves never over-watering the lawn, trying to plant drought tolerant plants in the yard, taking shorter showers and washing clothes in full loads. Conserve water at home, only using the water absolutely necessary for day-to-day activities, with helpful information from an avid environmentalist in this free video on environmental health. Expert: Ray Olson Contact: www.cityofventura.net/public_works/maintenance_ser Bio: Ray Olson is the director of The City of Ventura Environmental Services Office, which is committed to environment preservation through innovative waste reduction and pollution prevention programs. Filmmaker: Rich Burlingham
Cutting household water usage involves never over-watering the lawn, trying to plant drought tolerant plants in the yard, taking shorter showers and washing clothes in full loads. Conserve water at home, only using the water absolutely necessary for day-to-day activities, with helpful information from an avid environmentalist in this free video on environmental health. Expert: Ray Olson Contact: www.cityofventura.net/public_works/maintenance_ser Bio: Ray Olson is the director of The City of Ventura Environmental Services Office, which is committed to environment preservation through innovative waste reduction and pollution prevention programs. Filmmaker: Rich Burlingham