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Discover Ludwig"wasted water" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It could be used to refer to water that has been used in an inefficient or ineffective manner, or has gone to waste for some reason. For example: "The city's continued use of inefficient water systems has led to huge amounts of wasted water."
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The result is an agricultural crisis of wasted water, inefficient production and incipient crop shortfalls.
Historically, cotton farmers in Pakistan have wasted water due to poor irrigation methods and technology.
It is responsible for far too much of the UK waste food mountain which means wasted water, energy and land.
Thousands of gallons of leaked and wasted water, and crowded, unpunctual and very expensive trains are poor advertisements for privatisation.
Neither Wyoming nor the federal government assigns any monetary value to the wasted water, state and federal officials say.
Some people believe that any water left in the river is wasted water, he said, but ultimately the Colorado supports biodiversity, which in turn supports human beings.
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It's my right to waste water.
Environmentalists said the new projects would waste water and energy.
People even attacked ice-bucketeers for wasting water.
We don't waste water".
"Fines for wasting water make sense.
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