Inhoudsopgave
Hoeveel water heb je nodig voor 1 reep chocola?
Tijdens de productie van een gemiddelde reep chocolade (225 gram) is er ongeveer vierduizend liter water gebruikt. U moet hierbij denken aan het hemelwater dat nodig is om de cacaobonen te laten groeien.
Hoeveel water is er nodig voor 1 boterham?
Waterverbruik enkele landbouwproducten
| Product | Watergebruik |
|---|---|
| 1 appel | 70 liter water |
| 1 sinaasappel | 50 liter water |
| 1 boterham | 40 liter water |
| 1 kop thee | 30 liter water |
Hoeveel water verbruik gemiddeld?
Waterverbruik
| Aantal personen in huishouden | Gemiddeld gebruik per jaar | Kosten per maand in €* |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 46 m³ | 10 |
| 2 | 93 m³ | 15 |
| 3 | 135 m³ | 19 |
| 4 | 163 m³ | 22 |
Hoeveel liter water voor 1 avocado?
Een kilogram sla verbruikt ongeveer 130 liter. Maar de avocado verbruikt maar liefst 1000 liter water. 1000 liter voor tweeënhalve avocado! Daarnaast groeien avocado’s in landen als Zuid-Afrika en Mexico, waar voetbalvelden aan bomen gekapt worden om ruimte te maken voor avocado-plantages.
What is the water situation in Jamaica?
In urban areas Jamaica has water supply and sanitation coverage of around 87% but these number drop down to a mere 42% in rural areas ( World Health Organization ). In fact 23% of the rural population still relies on rainwater harvesting by roof collection ( FAO ).
Where does Jamaica get its potable water from?
Capital Projects Currently, the NWC produces more than 90% of Jamaica’s total potable water supply. More than 70% and 15% of the population are served directly with water and wastewater services, respectively, from an NWC network of more than 150 underground wells, as well as about 250 river and spring sources.
How much does the average Jamaican spend on water?
The average Jamaican household however only spends about 2.1% of its total income on water services–only half of what the average household spends on electricity and telephone services (NWC Jamaica). Water bills are within a range of about J$60 per 1,000 liters for small residential users and up to J$224.99 for commercial users (Jamaica Gleaner).
Are Jamaican overwater bungalows worth the cost?
Believe it or not, those Jamaican overwater bungalows are among the most expensive in the world and nearly every resort in Bora Bora and the Maldives is cheaper. Sandals has overwater bungalows in two of its Jamaica resorts, as well as at its resort in St. Lucia.