Mission+2-Notes

=Mission 2 and 3 notes=

Questions-

 * 1) Demonstrate examples of direct water use in the home
 * 2) Compare and contrast national averages of direct water use
 * 3) Define indirect water use.
 * 4) Show how water is used to grow, process, manufacture or transport everyday objects.
 * 5) Choose an everyday household product and investigate how much water is used to produce it.

Question 1-
James-some examples of direct water use is sinks, showers, hoses, and baths are all examples of direct water use.
 * Demonstrate examples of direct water use in the home**

Question 2-
Millions of gallons of water go into the products we buy, use and throw away. The factories that manufacture everyday materials like paper, plastic, metal and fabric depend on water to make and clean their products.
 * Compare and contrast national averages of direct water use**

[|Graph of national averages of direct water use]

Question 3-

 * Define indirect water use**

Dean-Indirect water use is water not used directly by humans or used to manufacture things we use.

Question 4-

 * Show how water is used to grow, process, manufacture or transport everyday objects.**

Question 5-
It takes about 39,000 gallons of water to make a car. It takes 2,000 gallons to make tires( each tire is 518 gallons of water)
 * Choose an everyday household product and investigate how much water is used to produce it.**