Abstract
This article briefly discusses several factors that appear to contribute to declining household water use such as high‐efficiency plumbing fixtures; a decline in persons per household; utility‐led water efficiency programs; increased conservation practices; economic conditions; and, price elasticity. The article also briefly discusses the financial implications of reduced consumption on utilities, along with opportunities presented by declining residential water use.
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