For most of us, it’s easy to take water for granted. But in some countries, water is a very precious and scarce resource and that fact should give the rest of us some pause on our stewardship with this limited commodity – water.
But, this post isn’t about environmental awareness or anything green, really. That might be the outcome, but it’s really about finding the 80/20 in everyday life.
Visual Economics provides a really nice infographic on water usage by country. In their analysis below, you’ll see Pareto at work.
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This post was written by Pete Abilla | ||||
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