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This year it's four litres per second.
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Four years ago a small river near here ran at eight litres per second.
The waterfall, they calculated, carried about a thousand litres per second.
The result is a highly productive deep well with a yield of 11 litres per second – almost 40 thousand litres per hour (or 4 large water tankers per hour) – and a fluoride level of 0.9 milligrams per litre.
Water restrictions remain at fifty litres per person per day.
"Milk production from my cows increased gradually … I sell seven litres per day, which fetches 9,100 shillings per litre, while the rest is consumed by my children".
It has succeeded in reducing water use by over one billion litres per annum since 2007.
The model's average fuel economy is reckoned to be five litres per 100km (ie, 47mpg).
The ventilation volume of humans at rest is approximately six litres per minute.
There are credible reports of malnutrition, and water supplies are just five or six litres per person in some areas.
Teccura has asked us to make clear that that should have been 300Ml or 300 million litres per day.
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