A desalination plant on St. Thomas produces 4.45 million gallons per day.

Consumption rates approach 22.5 million gallons (85.2 million liters) per day without the restrictions.

These fluids can have up to a spoonful of diamondoids per gallon (about 3.78 liters).

Provision is made for a total of 17,400 gallons of aviation fuel estimated at 1.25 per gallon for the three aircraft.

This is while most of the smuggling concerns gasoline and diesel fuel, whereas Iran imports both of these to the tune of 30 million liters (7.9 million US gallons) every day.

The quart is a unit of volume (for either the imperial or United States customary units) equal to a quarter of a gallon (hence the name quart ), two pints, or four cups.

It could carry six passengers each with 45 lb (20 kg) of luggage on the London Paris route on a fuel consumption of just 13 gal (49 l) per hour.

Five months earlier, more than 200 gallons of oil had spilled into the sea at Pockwood Pond, Tortola, during a ship to shore hose operation from an oil tanker to a gas station.

Fuel smuggling According to Iranian counter smuggling authorities, 17 percent of daily fuel production equivalent to some 40 million liters (10.6 million US gallons) were being smuggled out of the country every day in 2009.

In the next videos we see the Red Cross' efforts in Haiti to promote handwashing through songs in Creole, Food for the Hungry in Mozambique shows us a handwashing station that uses a gallon plastic bottle as a water source and shares the song Mozi's Water, which lasts as long as handwashing should.

Whereas, in Iran motorists are allowed 100 liters (26.4 US gallons) of gasoline each month at the subsidized price of about 10 cents per liter (37.9 cents per US gallons) and an unlimited amount at 40 cents per liter ( 1.52 per US gallons).