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       To promote water conservation, our school has implemented several measures. First, we control the water flow at the public restroom sinks to limit the amount of water used. Secondly, when replacing old equipment, we prioritize faucets and toilets that have the "Water Saving Label." These measures are expected to gradually save 1% of water usage annually. Regarding actual achievement rates, due to pandemic control measures, the number of students and staff on campus decreased in 2021, resulting in a significant reduction in water consumption. The actual savings rate for that year was 40.07%. In 2022, with the campus reopening, water usage increased significantly. Moving forward, we will continue promoting water conservation and improve water efficiency through water recycling.

       Additionally, the school discharges wastewater to the "Taoyuan City Government Guishan Water Resource Recycling Center" for treatment to reduce drainage pollution. At the same time, we utilize rainwater and reverse osmosis secondary water. These water resources are collected through raft foundations and infiltration pits and then reused in the ecological purification pools. This not only improves the eutrophication problem in the ecological pools but also provides water for irrigation of campus green areas, achieving the recycling of resources.

 Rainwater Storage and Reuse - Flood Control and Sewage Monitoring Panel
Flood Control and Sewage Monitoring Panel 1 Flood Control and Sewage Monitoring Panel 2
Flood Control and Sewage Monitoring Panel 3
 Laboratory Reverse Osmosis Secondary Water Recycling and Reuse to Improve Ecological Pool Eutrophication and Irrigate Campus Green Areas
Laboratory Reverse Osmosis Secondary Water Recycling and Reuse 1 Laboratory Reverse Osmosis Secondary Water Recycling and Reuse 2

 

 Total Water Intake in the Past 3 Years (Unit: Million Liters)
 

2020 Year

2021 Year

2022 Year

Total Water Intake

354.242

212.294

414.268

Note
1: The water intake category is all freshwater, sourced from third-party tap water.
2: The water intake areas are all in Taiwan, based on the World Resources Institute's "Aqueduct Water Risk Atlas" to identify areas with no water resource stress.