The United States Geological Survey estimates that (as of 2005, the most recent year for which data is available) we withdraw 410 billion gallons of water a day, including both fresh and saline water. Most (80%) of these withdrawals go to thermoelectric power plants (for cooling) and agriculture (for watering crops).
Level 2 is the second darkest hair color level. It is usually used to describe a natural black, and is the natural color of most people who have naturally black hair along with Level 3, soft/light black hair. Refer to the hair color chart. Most drugstore black hair shades are Level 2, medium black. Level 2 hair color is best suited to people whose natural hair color is between Level 2 and Level 3.5.
Hair color is determined by two different forms of pigment: eumelanin (which is the largest influence) and phenomelanin. Eumelanin is a black pigment, and phenomelanin is a red or yellow pigment. Hair color is determined by three factors having to do with pigments: how much pigment is present, to what degree a eumelanin or phenomelanin is present and how close together the melanin (pigment) granules are. The more eumelanin a person has, the darker his hair will be.