As temperatures rise due to global climate change, more moisture evaporates from land and water, leaving less water behind. Some places are getting more rain or snow to make up for it, but other places are getting less. . . . In 2007, a major drought hit the southeastern United States. Lake Lanier, which is the main source of drinking water for the Atlanta area, was reduced to record-low water levels.

—“A Student’s Guide to Global Climate Change,”
US Environmental Protection Agency

Which goal would people be most likely to set after reading this passage?

Recycle plastic and glass bottles.
Walk or ride a bike instead of driving.
Reduce the amount of water they use.
Turn off their electrical appliances.