There should be mandatory water- use restrictions during water droughts in San Diego County. I believe that this is necessary because there is little rain fall in Southern California. From my experience I don’t see people taking the water conservation seriously. There needs to be stricter restrictions and fines.
In 2014 the use of potable water was less than the use in 1990. Even with the drop of usage we still need more water. In San Diego County 84% of people support or believe that using water efficiently is a civic duty. Only 10 to 15 percent of water comes from San Diego County and the rest comes from other states. This alone is a good reason to restrict water usage.
Water restrictions effect everyone including farmers who need water for their farms. Even farmers can change their water usage. They can save water by irrigate during the night, collect rain water and by growing crops that don’t need as much water. There will be people who will be upset about saving water. The Governor of California agrees to water restrictions. “The idea of your nice little green grass getting lots of water every day, that’s going to be a thing of the past,” said Gov.of California Jerry Brown. Some ways to save water is shorter showers, full loads of laundry (including dishwasher), and turn off faucets when not in use. I think instead of green laws everyone could use fake grass. Won’t that be using less water? Yes it would. I want to help as much as I can to save water.
I think there should be mandatory water-use restrictions during a drought in San Diego County. A majority of people in San Diego County support in using water efficiently. What will happen if we have mandatory water-use restrictions in San Diego County? Will farmers cut down their water usage? If we don’t take this drought in San Diego County seriously what will it look like in the future?








