A little bit of conservation can go a long way.
I noted a little while ago that we should be mindful of our resources. Now apparently others are agreeing (albeit with more knowledge).
From a WCAV report –
According to The National Weather Service there is a developing drought in our area. The city and county are now asking people and businesses to voluntarily conserve water.
“We just want to encourage people to use water wisely,” said Bill Brent, Executive Director of the Albemarle County Service Authority.
Water conservation and supply is a constant topic.
ACSA reports that water levels (archived: 2009) in the reservoirs are a little bit low.
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