Counting Every Drop

There's conservation, and then there's commando conservationists who put us all to shame.

By Kiersten McCutchan

Thursday, August 14, 1997

Everyone's seen the statistics before. If you don't conserve, Monterey Peninsula Water Management District estimates you can end up using an average of 210 gallons in just your morning rituals.

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