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Good afternoon, Dr Fatty Marzia.

We'd like to start by saying thank you

for being so kind

to contribute

to our mission here

at Habits by ProPublica.

Promoting healthy

and sustainable ways of living in a

thank you for having me

in the first part of the year.

We here at the habits by Republican.

Our focus is going to be

on sustainability

and concrete

ways of educating

the Romanian population.

Households, individuals,

communities and companies

to save energy, mainly water and heat.

We feel that

now is the right time

to address this issue

due to the need of change

in our lifestyle,

driven by climate changes,

as well as the increase

of household costs

here in Romania

and in the rest of Europe.

So let's stop Dr. Azia.

How do you save water in your home

and you for such a warm introduction

and for creating a space to have such

an important conversation

about water efficiency?

To answer your question

about how I save water in my home,

I think it's important

that I give context around

what my home script looks like.

Yes, because my home state

really plays a role in influencing

when and how I use water,

but also influences

the decisions and actions

that I take to reduce what he is.

So basically,

I live in a three bedroom home,

which was built within the last decade.

It has a standard kitchen, toilets

and bathrooms,

and I have many house houseplants

and I also have a front garden where I've

been growing conifers and I have a back

garden where the last summer

I grew vegetables.

So you kind of begin to imagine

all the many ways that I use water.

So to use water sustainably in my home,

I just do a couple of things.

For example, in my kitchen,

I would dissuade from something

from a cold water,

from directly from my tap

so I would put a glass bottle

in my fridge permanent

the night we feel about,

and that's where I get my cold

water from.

But also,

when I'm washing my fruits,

my vegetables,

my dishes, I now use a sink stop.

I pop it down the sink drain.

I feel my sink to a reasonably low level

and I do my washing.

So that prevents me from wasting water

by washing under running tap.

But what I also do is

I keep a kettle close by in my kitchen.

And you know, when you turn on

the tap one, when you need warm water,

that's what

I like to call the preceding cold water,

which you're

almost always tempted to

just let it flow down the drain.

So what I do is

I collect that precede in cold water,

and I use it to water my conifers

in my front garden,

which is very close to my kitchen,

and I also try to wash on a full load.

So I would pile up my laundry.

And then when the laundry is full

and not the laundry basket,

I do my washing.

But what I also do is

I try to invest in slow fashion,

so I get a lot of wears out of my fabrics

before I

then eventually put them to wash

so that preserve

the quality of my fabrics,

but also help me with saving water.

And I do the same thing

with the preceding cold water

around the toilets

and bathrooms in my home.

So I have kettles all around,

and when I do need warm water,

I turn on the tap and collect preceded.

And I use it to water my house burns,

I do have many outspends.

And so that comes in very handy

well in my bathrooms as well.

I have shower timers

in all of my bathrooms.

And that's a visual reminder

when I'm having a shower

that I need

to jump out of the shower

within five minutes, really.

And also because,

as I said earlier,

I live in a new home, so I'm very lucky.

I have what, say, efficient systems.

I have the

dual flush systems, I have the aerated

taps and I have a low flow showerheads.

But what I also do is

if I'm trying to brush my teeth,

wash my hands, I'll wash my face.

I make sure that I keep my tap

turned off.

I only turn on quickly

when I want to wet and rinse,

and I don't keep my tap running

when I'm doing all these things,

but I also make sure I use my door

flush buttons correctly.

You know,

you do save a massive amount of water

when you use the door flush,

but in comparison to

when you just use the big button

all the time.

And also in my garden,

I invested in water saving granules

so that just tiny

pebbles really

that you drop in the garden .

And what they do is it collects

the rainwater when rain falls,

but also when I pour water

directly into the garden

to collect them

and then release the water

slowly to my phone.

So I don't have that pressure

need so water my gardening

directly from my tap

because the gardeners do that

for me over a period of time

and I have my DIY

what's a box in my back

garden and collects

water as well in the pots and I use them

for my plants?

So these are the

little actions that I take that

I think do create a massive impact.

But there are also compromises

that I'm making with saving

what saved my home, Alina.

In the past,

I would have very frequent buffs

to wind down

after long weeks on a Friday,

they would be part of my routine

making compromises,

not having regular baths anymore.

Now I'm having baths,

maybe once in four to five months.

So I suppose the point I'm trying to make

is there are micro actions

that one can take,

but there are also compromises,

you know, big actions

that one can also take

to save water in the home

and saving water

very often is very personal

to you,

depending on your lifestyle

and you know, your household space.

This is very useful,

and I'm sure I will take

a lot of your tips to my

my own home, especially with the with

washing the fruits,

which is an amazing thing.

I will do it

and I will put my my girls

through to do it as well.

Thank you very much for foreshadowing,

for setting with with us.

I would like to ask you

what will lead you

to focus on the field of water

resource management?

What made you study this?

I'd like to

think really like many children.

My initial critical interest in water

was sparked by learning the water cycle.

When you learn about what to say

to all of a sudden that light bulb going

on, so I'm like, Oh,

there's lots of water, isn't it?

But really,

my technical engagement with water

started as a teenager

because I studied geology at university,

and hydro

geology

was one of those subjects

that I thoroughly enjoyed

and did

for my first industrial work experience.

I went off

into a groundwater exploration company

where we're exploring

drilling for aquifers,

for drinking water, really.

So I was a no brainer for me, really,

when I wanted to further my education

and the opportunity

presented itself

for me to study critically the influences

of policy and practices

in enhancing behavioral change.

And how so I really just latched onto it.

Now we're going

into more detailed questions,

so I would like to to ask you,

why do you think is water

scarcity a concern nowadays?

Just for our readers

and viewers

to understand a bit more about about this

water scarcity, the concern

not just in May,

I have to point out it's a global concern

around the world,

and I have to also reiterate

that water scarcity

can be created

by a combination of different factors

and can be unique to places.

So in some places around the world,

we would find water

scarcity created

because there is insufficient rainfall

to meet the demands of population,

so to meet the needs of people

when it comes to using water .

But there are also some

areas around the world

where water scarcity is created

because there is increasing

level of news age among people.

So people use more water than you would

ordinarily expect,

and therefore there's not enough

water supply to meet that demand.

But as we see in the global

south as well,

we do have some countries

that really grapple with water scarcity

because of poor to governance

and also the lack of infrastructure

to produce water in a portable form

for people

to be able to use these

for their domestic purposes.

So this is a real concern

around the world, really.

But we must not also forget

that there's a lot of human activity

that's underpinning water scarcity.

So we find

the global population is growing there,

the economic expansion,

there's also urbanization.

And, you know,

all of these things are driven

by human activity,

which puts pressures on

water resources around the world.

There are countries really,

for example,

Romania, the United Nations projects that

urban population were roughly remained

the same by 2050

by rural population also might reduce.

But that is not the problem creating

water scarcity issues in Romania.

The problem

has to do with climate change,

an increase in demand, increasing usage

among people.

So climate change in the sense

that erratic weather patterns now,

which I'm sure you must note, is one

with the number of tropical days

in Romania, reports are reported

to be increasing.

The number of wintry days

are also decreasing.

The average

annual temperature

is also increasing

by 0.3 degrees centigrade.

And then we are also having reports

of low rainfall

in the southern part of the country.

So that's an issue

creating climate change,

specifically Romania, but also Orban.

Usage of water

in Romania is more than triple

the level of usage in rural areas.

So you have over 115 liters of water

being used in

urban areas

and then you have 150 liters

being used in the rural areas,

even in the rural areas,

that 150 liters is just hovering

around the European average,

so it's not in any way low.

So you do see that

we have this responsibility as people

to really examine our impacts

on the wider climate,

but we also have a responsibility

towards water

to reexamine

how we use water, why we use water

and how we can do better.

Basically, that's what we are

trying to do here to

to to tell people that there is a risk

by not not not taking seriously

the water. We use it.

And usually in the big cities,

people are completely

without care about

about how they use,

they use the water,

but also in their own little path.

It's it's the same,

especially in Romania,

because we always, always

took our water for granted, for example.

But this is

something that we need to change

by informing

our population that this is wrong.

We cannot keep doing, keep doing this.

And that's why I would like to ask you,

what are the individual

and community's benefits of using water

in an efficient way?

Just for the people to understand.

I think we all have a huge responsibility

towards water and we need to.

Of course,

when water is readily available,

we do as humans

tend to take it for granted.

But we also have to be reminded

how water is a finite resource

so we can run out of water.

And we've seen,

you know, around the world,

like in South Africa,

for example,

where people have almost run out of water

that three years ago.

So there are benefits to reducing

what is in our house.

So it's in our offices and our workplace

and in our schools and all of that stuff.

first of all, you know, the immediate

benefits as individuals,

we want to know what is the benefit to me

if I would use my watching,

if it is true,

when you would use a water to use,

just look at your local rivers.

You reduce the pressures

on your water resources reduce.

What's her use means that we know

we need?

We would

then need to extract less

from our local environment to that effect

as an environmental benefit

to reducing our use.

But there's also an economic benefit

to understand

that what is very affordable in places

like Romania.

But that's not to say

that you can't reduce your water bill.

Of course you can.

And in the same vein,

you can reduce the electricity bill,

which as we know

recently, there's been a full price hike.

And that's affected

how much we have to pay, right?

And that hasn't necessarily

meant that our disposable income

have increased. Right.

So we can gain some financial benefits

by reducing our to use

because for heating up your home,

you require water to warm up your hands.

And a lot of us can't do without that.

So if you

if you make those changes under water

use front,

you gain some financial benefits as well.

But there are also intrinsic

benefits, you know, to feel good

results that come for you

doing something bigger

for your environment,

something for your community.

It's a civic responsibility as well,

not just for your immediate community,

but for the future generations.

We don't want to take actions that puts

future generations,

our children and our grandchildren

at risk of not having sufficient water,

so it makes them needs as well.

We have to see the big picture

basically to not just today,

but the big picture

to see the future in front of us.

Do you think that it's the state

or public

institutions responsibility

to govern water usage?

Or does it fall to individuals

own responsibility?

What do you think about about this?

Is it us

or is it also the state who has to take

some responsibilities?

So I do

think that what the governance

is not the sole responsibility

of the state.

It's the sole responsibility of

we as citizens.

So it is the collective responsibility

to manage water.

And the reason I say

that is that water usage in itself

is not just something

that happens in isolation.

It is the result of the interaction

between people's social conditioning,

the embarrassment,

their resources,

technology infrastructure,

but even policies and regulations

that are put in place to aid

or impede usage.

Like I describe

with my usage around the house,

a lot of things

that affect how we use water.

So I do think in this water system,

there are many stakeholders,

whether it is

passive citizens,

policymakers, government

or even housing associations, building

homebuilders

and even products manufacturers.

I think all of the stakeholders

we have responsibilities

within our different capacities

to advance the water efficiency agenda.

So to think of it very simply, when

you're using water, it is you

use it really is

influenced by our beliefs, our values,

which then drives our lifestyle

needs, isn't it?

And when does behaviors

become routine and regular?

Over time, they become habits.

So as citizens,

we have that responsibility really to

realign our habits

to aid water efficiency,

but also that

all those external stakeholders,

the products

manufacturers, the policy

makers, the home builders,

they also need to realign their policies

and practices

to be able

to make sure that we can be

water efficient.

You know,

so it's not just about our

behavioral changes,

the better systems change, policy change.

So what we need to think about is that's

what our management is

a collective responsibility,

and it does take society as one

so behaviorally and structurally

position people

to use water in a more efficient way.

Talking about responsibility

here is my favorite question

because I can hardly

wait for your answer.

I would like to ask you,

how can we teach our children

to be mindful

about the efficient water usage

our children?

And it's

so important

and at the forefront

of this conversation, really,

because the bigger picture

is not just about us

and what we need now.

It's also about our children

and they've been able to use water.

I think in a country such as Romania

and just in societies in general,

where water is upheld as a human right

and is readily accessible

and is almost affordable.

It is important that we dig deeper

into social cultural interventions

that we can use to create this

awareness about water among the young

and among the old as well,

so we can't leave out

the old people as well.

But with the younger people,

I think it is important

that we deliver

what our efficiency education

to our children from a very early age

so that they have an early connection

to water.

And it's not just so that they have

that connection.

I think

young people are strong

influences in households.

So think about it

when young people know

about a better way to do things.

They challenge the adults in the home.

They also share that knowledge

very openly and very proactively.

So then we have this thing

where we have aware children,

where we actually write

about what they see as who are then

educating,

you know, older people as well.

But I think educating young people

is also very important

for us

to be able

to break those

intergenerational habits

that have been handed down

some old people to young people

that do not actually serve

what their efficiency in any way.

We need to find ways

to break those chains on.

one of that is through education,

but we must leave

our older adults behind as well.

I think that we can pursue

what efficiency in spaces

outside the home.

So whether it is schools,

institutions, workplaces, civic spaces

where people congregate,

communities, spaces.

And I think he has to be a bottom up

and top down approach

where you have policies

in these institutions

and spaces to drive water efficiency.

But you also have strategies

to be able

to connect people to what is serious,

but also make adults

feel very responsible for their water.

Basically take ownership

for their water

inside the home and outside

a home as well.

Whatever we do,

and I do

think that it's important

that those strategies

need to be very clear

and the messages as well,

it need to be simple

and appeal to people,

so speak to people's interests,

whether it's interest

in saving money

saving environments, the bigger picture

you have to appeal to people

to touch them, to want to take action.

And I also think that

this would have ripple effects

that would have ripple effects,

especially in Romania, for example, where

the leakage

across the distribution network

as a target to reduce it to 20% by 2025.

So think about what education can do,

but also what

other strategies, social strategies

and technological tools

can do to support people.

So it makes that target.

In Romania, the most common way of living

are in 4050 years old

blocks of flats,

gathering a large number of

families together.

The other surprise is supply

is centralized in your experience.

What measures can these kind of families

in this living condition

take to be water efficient?

Because it's difficult

when you, you

live in this kind of buildings?

I think that living in flats,

especially flats with multiple occupancy,

is very challenging for

what's a drive in water efficiency.

And we do know that it's very difficult

to install individual

Smartwater meters for households in

those flats.

But it's not all gloom and doom.

I think it's ugly

and damned

if we think that water efficiency

is solely relies on the technology

infrastructure to be able

to make those changes.

I think we need to pass

more power

to the people,

equal power to the people,

to power the technology.

We need to extend it to people,

so make micro changes.

We need to make people aware

that things

they can do

to be able to reduce their wants to use.

And I'll just run through.

In addition to some of the actions

that I said I do take in my home,

there are

things that people can listen to and copy

from some of those list of actions,

particularly in flats

with multiple occupancy.

I would say that stuff

from the small things.

Think about the spaces

where you use water

the most

and the practices

that you conduct to use water.

It is known that the bathroom

and the toilets are places where water

is the most in the home.

So I would say, first of all,

the shower is a big win.

How long do you shower?

Have you thought about it?

How long do you shower

and challenge yourself?

Get a shower time.

It's naturally

very cheap on the market,

so it costs

a few few pounds of soap

and it's very popular.

You stick it on your shower door.

You can see it

when you are challenged yourself

to shower for less than five minutes,

the optimum shower level.

Research has shown,

you know it's four minutes.

So challenge yourself.

See how you can go with showering,

but also look at your shower head.

Have you paid attention to?

That's what I saw.

I know

people love to shower, you know,

with all the water gushing.

But really,

you can get a low flow showerhead

where you still get

the same level of satisfaction

from having a shower

while you reduce your shower time

from maybe the average

traditional shower head is

15 liters per minute.

You reduce it to eight liters per minute

when you have a lot of showers

freeing up your,

you know,

what's the company

actually there might be able to offer

you for free

or you might get it online really

very cheap.

Also, other things

like when you're brushing

or washing your face, oh, well, you know,

washing your hands

and keep your taps turned off

and just turn off on quickly

when you want to wet and rinse well.

If you want to even go further,

you can invest in a brushing aside.

Brushing cough is really about

300 faciliter and milliliters of water.

And so that's all you need

you may not even use up to.

That's when you'll brush it,

especially among families.

It's very engaging when you have brushing

coughs and everyone has their toothbrush

and toothbrushes in there.

But there are also other things

you can do, whether it's

in your flushing.

I understand

that this

flats are quite old,

so you might have

the traditional flushing system.

What you can do is ring the original

what's a company up

and ask whether they can retrofit

that system

or refer you to a qualified

from a technician.

And really, it's very easy.

Takes a few minutes,

really to drill into the siphon

in what's in your toilet system,

and then that turns the lever into Adobe

flush system.

So automatically you go from

using 13 liters of water

for flushing to use

in between four

to six liters of water to flush it.

That's a 50% reduction already.

There are other things you can do,

like I said,

with the preceding cold water

collect to proceed in cold water

and repurpose it around the house,

whether you use it to water your plans

or you use it for other things.

But also if your plans, you can invest in

drought resistant funds

where you don't need

as much water to water them,

even when you don't have to water them

as frequently as we.

As you know, just other kinds of plants

in the kitchen invest in the scraper

rather than Tokyo pots and pans,

and try to use

water to soften them

and get the sticky food off.

It can actually just use a scrape

that's just crappy food

that saves you some water.

Well, you could also make sure

that in the house

you use your dishwasher.

If you have one

or you use your washing machine

on a full load,

pile up your laundry pile of plates

and wash them on two fold.

And if you leave it in a home

where you have many people right,

you can have stickers.

They are very cheap

and accessible online on the market.

You can have stickers

in a washing machine

that they do not use,

except for the full load, right?

I have it in my home as well

for when I have guests

and it works wonders.

People just stay away

from the washing machine till it's full.

So there are all these

actions that you can take and you just

I think the strategies

think about the space.

Think about the practices

and think about how

you can reduce your use or even repurpose

your water.

I think once you didn't waste,

you have all the technology

and the water meter

to convince you

that you can make a lot of savings

by changing your behaviors

and their small behaviors.

one thing I should mention as well

why not?

Because in block of flats,

we have families,

we have multiple occupants.

So you have

this community really make

water efficiency social.

You know,

when you learn a new trick,

when you change in your behavior,

share it with your family, your children,

but also share with your friends

and your

family members, extended

family members and your neighbors.

There's a popular quote from

an American cultural commentator,

the social commentator, as well as quote

David Brooks

that I like to refer to

for water efficiency.

It says his theory of social change

is that society changes

because a group of people

find a better way to mate

and then the rest of us copy them.

So, you know,

that really brings to four friends

the power of being social.

When you're trying to make change,

you are talking about a lot of habits

how to use water efficiently.

I would like to

to ask you something for our viewers

because it's difficult to suddenly do

so many changes.

I would like to ask you

which are, in your opinion,

the three most efficient the best habits

for efficient

water usage in the household.

So just three for our viewers.

I think change is very gradual

process of process,

if not a destination, really.

So bearing that in mind,

I would say my three strategies

that I recommend

and I think they're quite popular

strategies is the

we reduce, use and offset,

and I explain what that means in practice

for everyday life.

Really,

the first thing that I would recommend

is when you're trying

to find a behavior to focus on and change

, you can think about the space

where you use water.

And think about a domestic practice

that requires you to use water.

And then you think, Oh,

how can I reach you?

Is what are you?

So I'll take, for example, my bathroom.

I shower every day.

So that is where a key place,

where I use water cycle,

how am I going to reduce my water

use in showering?

I want to reduce my shower in time

because if I do so,

I use less water overall.

And how do I do that is that I have

the shower timer

right in front of me

nudging me

to get out of the shower

within five minutes.

So that's how I reduce

in terms of reusing

how how

can you reuse water in in the bathroom?

There are some people who have

the infrastructure to collect

the water from showering

and then recycle it

for a different purpose.

But actually,

you can also just make small steps

where you

collect the preceding cold water

that I talked about

and repurpose it elsewhere.

Whether you use your plants

or you use it for cleaning or you use it

for something in your outdoor space

that is still repurposing

purpose and safe.

And it turns out the offsetting

you can do that using technology,

all you can do that

by monitoring your leakage

and not just another nugget.

So I actually gave to people

who live in flats

with multiple occupants and monitor

the leakages around your home

because very often they are hiding

and they are easy to just ignore.

So you can either fishery

and you can say, Well,

I'm going to get a low flow showerhead,

and that's going to reduce my usage

automatically by half

whilst I'm

still trying to change my behavior.

And also,

when I turn off my shower,

I would make sure

that I close it tightly.

So that is not drippings at all.

And now check leakages very regularly.

I report it to the facility manager

or it's in my original what's a company

so that it can get addressed immediately.

So those are my three strategies.

Thank you.

So our last question is about the future

of water in relation

to human consumption.

What what do you see?

How how is the future?

I'm unable to predict the future,

whether I don't have a magic glass

hidden here somewhere,

but I could tell you

what the science says.

If predictions from climate change

scenario modeling that anything to go by,

then we know that the balance between

demand for water

and availability

will soon reach a critical level

not just in Romania,

but in many European countries.

Right.

So specifically in Romania,

we know that there are projections

that have been published to suggest

that there's

water supply upon our ability in place,

for example, or even projections

predicting increasing levels of urban

and rural usage

and also water shortages

in the Timmins play.

So we know that this is coming,

and if nothing is done,

you know this is

this is a problem that we are facing

when water scarcity

is a daunting challenge.

So those are

things that I can tell you

that the science phase

and if nothing is done,

I can tell you what would happen.

It would have to say, alright,

do we have the high levels of demand

in Romania?

But then what we would have

is this increased level of demand, right?

And in response to that, we would have.

Policy

mechanisms, but also price mechanisms

to almost regulate and restrict people

into being what's efficient

and in societies where you know

what is upheld

as a human rights and democratic

water governance is encouraged.

I think this would

be not be highly welcomed.

It will be

it could be game

based on fair and draconian.

So our responsibility as citizens

is to prevent this from happening, isn't

it is for us to look in woods

and look around us,

look at those

measures that we can implement now to

to address the problem of water scarcity.

I would like to thank you so much

for your contribution

to our mission here

at Habits by Republica.

And I would also like our viewers

to to think about the big error

that came to my mind

listening to you,

which are be responsible, reduce

water usage

and try to reuse as much as you can.

So thank you very much.

It was an honor for me to talk to you,

and there are so many things

I learned from from you,

and I'm sure that our reviewers also.

So thank you very much.

Thank you so much. And I

want

to name

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first the four.

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and strategy that you are more senators.