Los Angeles Reports Drop in Water, Power Consumption

Aug. 31, 2009
Facing a drought and restricted supplies, water use dropped by 17% overall in July

Officials said Los Angeles cut water use by 17% in July compared to a year earlier, The Associated Press (AP) reported.

The city appealed to residents to conserve water as the southern part of the state faces a water shortage brought on by drought and restrictions on supplies.

Single-family homes cut water use almost 21%, multifamily properties cut use more than 8%, businesses usage dropped nearly 22% and government properties reduced usage more than 34%, according to the Department of Water and Power.

Sizable reductions in electricity use were also reported, according to the AP.

Source: The Associated Press

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