Newspaper

Everyday Goods Water Fact Sheet
106
gallons of water per item

Per item: one printed newspaper (~0.2 kg paper)

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1,691
Glass of Water
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21.1
5-Gallon Bucket
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2.94
Bathtub
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5.28
Washing Machine Load
About This Data A printed newspaper of about 0.2 kilograms of paper embeds roughly 400 liters (around 105 gallons). Estimated from the WFN paper figure of about 2,000 liters per kilogram. Source: Water Footprint Network (Mekonnen & Hoekstra), per-item estimate. Figures are global-average totals (green + blue + grey water) per item and are not California-specific; the crop fact sheets on this site show California consumptive water use (green + blue, excludes grey) per serving, so compare with that difference in mind.