Photo: Jimmy Cheng

While the world's poorest survive on less than five gallons a day, we continue to feed the Juggernaut monster (our individual water footprint of over 1,800 gallons
per day).

A daily water footprint of 950 gallons is considered a sustainable global standard, which means we all have a lot of work to do. Pledge today to make a difference and be part of the solution!

Of course, there are millions of Juggernauts to contend with. But if we each take on our own personal Juggernaut, we can win this war on water scarcity.

THIRSTY FOR MORE?

Visit The Ecology Center for 10 simple ways to do your part in defeating the Juggernaut.

BE PART OF THE SOLUTION!

The Ecology Center seeks to bring all members of the community together in a solutions-based educational setting to create a healthy and abundant future for all of Orange County. The Center highlights empowering and cutting-edge environmental perspectives that can be applied to the way we live our lives, making it possible for us to coexist with a thriving environment.

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More Resources

THEECOLOGYCENTER.ORG
HURLEY.COM
bewaterwise.com
nationalgeographic.com
h20conserve.org
h2ouse.org
epa.gov
Water.org

iPhone Apps

virtualwater.eu
MYWATERDIARY.COM

Credits

CURATOR EVAN MARKS
CREATIVE CONCEPT ZAGO
CREATIVE DIRECTION NEREO ZAGO
ART DIRECTION MURIEL DÉGERINE
TECHNICAL DIRECTION ANDREW SIEGER
STRATEGY MANUEL TOSCANO, JENNA ROBLES
DESIGN MUrIEL DÉGERINE, NICOLE PIVIROTTO,
MAYUKO SOGA, Richard corr, JULIA BESSLER,
ryan riegner
ANIMATION LUCIO ZAGO, CODEWALLA
COPYWRITING EVAN MARKS,
MORGAN GREENWOOD, EVAN SLATER
JUGGERNAUT DESIGN MURIEL DÉGERINE,
ANDREW SIEGER, KEVIN ESTRADA (D’APOSTROPHE)
JUGGERNAUT ENGINEERING GERARD BASIL STRIPLING
PRINTING MERIDIAN GRAPHICS

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While the world's poorest survive on less than five gallons a day, we continue to feed the Juggernaut monster (our individual water footprint of over 1,800 gallons per day).