Campaign started to raise consciousness on water consumption in the UK. Image source: Shutterstock (#259122713)
Environmental charity Hubbub has started the #TapChat campaign, a project with the goal of reducing water use in the UK. People are quizzed on a website and are offered tips to cut their water use. Twitter and Facebook campaigns asking people to share their water use habits are in place as well.
Concern arose when a survey of 3,000 adults showed that the average shower used more water than a traditional bath. Respondents were still not concerned, and the majority believed there was not possibly a way they could reduce their water consumption.
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