A Time Series Analysis of the Impact of a Water Conservation Campaign
Judith E. Maki, Donnie M. Hoffman, Richard A. Berk
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Judith E. Maki, Donnie M. Hoffman, Richard A. Berk
Abstract
Time series analyses of total water production and domestic and commercial sales in the Goleta County Water District were performed to evaluate the extent to which a local water moratorium and conservation campaign have influenced water consumption. The findings indicated an average 15% reduction in water consumption for the three years following the implementation of the moratorium.
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Time series analyses of total water production and domestic and commercial sales in the Goleta County Water District were performed to evaluate the extent to which a local water moratorium and conservation campaign have influenced water consumption. The findings indicated an average 15% reduction in water consumption for the three years following the implementation of the moratorium.
Key concepts: Water consumption, Water conservation, Environmental science, Consumption (sociology), Interrupted Time Series Analysis, Water use, Water resource management, Agricultural economics