A practical investigation related to sustainable resource use.
Use this teaching resource when investigating water use and wastage with your students.
Water overuse is one of the most significant environmental issues of the 21st century. In this investigation, students measure and record the amount of water lost from a leaking faucet over a one hour period.
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