UWLBraun2021

I kept forgetting to check in not going to lie.

Honestly, I'm not sure what the main water source in my region is. A way to figure this out is to use google.

Water is a big necessity for everyone. I make sure to drink at least 70 oz of water each day.

When walking, I feel the wind and the brisk air. I hear the animals and everything around me. Yes, it does take longer, but it isn't always a bad thing.

In a large university, a lot of energy has to be generated. We have transformers which house the energy. This has a greater impact on the environment physically. It makes the overall outdoors look less appealing. For the animals, it is a small loss of habitat for them.

Water in my region comes from an aquifer approximately 170 feet deep into the ground.

La Crosse generates energy through many major facilities that use sources like natural gas, coal, nuclear fuel, water, oil, and wind. Most of these can be harmful to the environment and humans. 

Need to be more consecutive while logging in but otherwise I am learning a lot about my personal impact.

Take a lot shorter showers, I feel a lot of people with myself included go into the shower way too long.

Today I had to actually turn on my heat in my house because its getting cold enough at night for the pipes to freeze. However, my roommates and I have set our thermostat to only 65 degrees instead of the normal 70 which still saving energy.