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Eating less water could help end the drought

Oxnard-based author Florencia Ramirez thinks conserving water doesn’t start with taking shorter showers, but with looking at the foods we eat.

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By Jonathan Bastian • Feb 24, 2018 • 1 min read

Oxnard-based author Florencia Ramirez thinks conserving water doesn’t start with taking shorter showers, but with looking at the foods we eat. In her new book, Eat Less Water, she travels across the country to learn how to grow food, raise animals and eat more nutritious meals using less of one of the world’s most precious resources - water.

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    Florencia Ramirez

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