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Ways of reducing the amount of wastewater generated is to:

Ways of reducing the amount of wastewater generated is to:

A) Reduce the use of potable water for flushing toilets/urinals
B) Treat and use wastewater on-site
C) An irrigation system
D) Both A and B

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The intention of the 1.2 Water Efficient Landscaping Credit is to partially remove the need to use potable or other water resources for any purpose.

Indicate whether the statement is true or false

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