claim: "in three years we could find close to 50 million gallons per day through a toilet replacement program."
author: sally bethea
evidence_1: a citywide strategy that will outline dep's plan for implementation of water ....  water savings in selected drainage areas during the toilet rebate program. ....  dep's near term goal is to reduce demand by 50 million gal- ... phase i will  provide discounts for owners ... over the past three years, dep leak detection  crews have.
evidence_2: apr 10, 2011 ... last week, a claim about replacing old toilets with low-flow ones overflowed ...  three years we could find close to 50 million gallons per day through a toilet ...  the $4 billion federal grant program rewards states that are making ...
evidence_3: apr 4, 2011 ... "in three years we could find close to 50 million gallons per day through a toilet  replacement program." — politifact georgia on monday, april ...
evidence_4: 50-year water management plan: by leveraging the utility's successes in ... multi- family toilet rebates- customers can receive a $30 rebate when they ... the  leakage rate system-wide has averaged four percent over the last three years—  very low ... in 2009 the 1% program achieved 0.61 million gallons per day (mgd)  of ...
evidence_5: nov 7, 2018 ... each american uses an average of 88 gallons of water a day at home. we can all  use at least 20 percent less water by installing ... and $130 in water costs per  year by replacing all old, inefficient toilets in ... household leaks can waste  approximately nearly 900 billion gallons of water annually nationwide.