Which of the following steps would be most effective for a local government to take to encourage water conservation?

Institute a tax on purchases of bottled water

Provide incentives for converting to low-water toilets

Add a tax on all restaurants sales to cover water use

Institute a program to remove grasses and ground cover

Question

Which of the following steps would be most effective for a local government to take to encourage water conservation?

 Institute a tax on purchases of bottled water

 Provide incentives for converting to low-water toilets

 Add a tax on all restaurants sales to cover water use

 Institute a program to remove grasses and ground cover

primeralph · Answer

Not A.
Not C.....(that'll hurt @SomeGirl1999 , right?)
D, will encourage leaching of water into the ground.  Don't know how it applies here though.
So, B or D?

somegirl1999 · Answer

Shut up -.- No it didn't.

anonymous · Answer

maybe B

anonymous · Answer

Well, C and D don't directly encourage water conservation, so I think you can eliminate those.

anonymous · Answer

(If you introduce a tax for all restaurants regardless of how much water they use individually, you're not encouraging them to use less)

primeralph · Answer

@stormgirl47  Yeah, that'll just cause a lot of buttgurt.

primeralph · Answer

*butthurt.

anonymous · Answer

Yeah, @SwampKing_  I agree that B would make sense

anonymous · Answer

Haha @primeralph I was a bit confused for a minute there ... like, buttgurt? What the heck is that? ;)

primeralph · Answer

A butt and a yogurt.

anonymous · Answer

Eww

anonymous · Answer

Anyway, I think your instinct is right, @SwampKing_ :)

anonymous · Answer

thanks c:

anonymous · Answer

No problem!