The Value of Rainwater...
Water makes up about 71 percent of the Earth’s surface. Saltwater contributes up to an estimated 97.5 percent of that volume. Freshwater accounts for approximately 2.5 percent of surface water, but only 0.003 percent of that is pure enough for human consumption.
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Rainwater is responsible for depositing most of this freshwater onto the Earth, as well as it being a key component of the water cycle. Hopefully, this gives you an idea of just how precious rainwater really is. Read on to find out the true value of Mother Nature's water and how much of an impact it has on the world economy.
Water Shortages
If you live in an area that faces frequent water shortages, a rainwater harvesting system can be a lifesaver for you, your family, and your wallet. When water shortages occur, the price of water goes up. Understandably, so does the demand.
But, with a rainwater harvesting system, you can stock up on a supply of free water so you'll have it in times of need. A rainwater tank is not only helpful in overcoming water shortages that occur in your area - over time, it also saves you money they can be better used on other things.
10 PLR Articles:
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Assessing Your Location for Water Availability
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Estimating Your Water Needs
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Greywater and Other Waste Water That Can Be Reused
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How to Maintain It Stored
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How to Store
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Is It Safe?
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The Advantages and Disadvantages of Harvesting
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The Value
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Ways to Use Harvested
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Why Are Some Places Outlawing Its Collection?
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