Did you know that the average American family uses about 400 gallons of water each day? We’ve covered some tips in the past on how to save water at home. But, it really is a family effort. If everyone in your family made one different choice each day that conserved water, think about how many…
California has already proven to be a pioneer state when it comes to big moves in energy efficiency and water conservation. One of its newest laws is taking the influence of the state one step further. Recently, California became the first state to pass a specific water law. This law limits household water use when…
All across the country, kids of all ages are heading back to school. Some have even already started! If you haven’t already implemented some water-saving techniques in your home during the summer, back to school time is a great opportunity to ‘start fresh.’ Most kids have a routine they develop when they go to school….
Aerators for sinks are specifically designed to help reduce water flow and conserve both water and energy. Of course, that just covers the basics.
There are actually many different benefits to using aerators that you can take advantage of. Faucet aerators are considered ‘green’ hardware. They’re easy to install and extremely cheap.
The official start of summer is just around the corner. All over the country, most kids are finally out of school, and ready to start their vacation. Summer is a great time for kids to learn new things that they might not otherwise learn in a classroom. Plus, keeping your kids ‘entertained’ with different projects…
The heat is on! Summer is just around the corner, and while it’s fun to relax at the beach, splash in the pool, and enjoy an icy beverage, warm temperatures aren’t all fun and games. As the climate continually increases, droughts are becoming more common than ever before. There are certain parts of the country…
Natural disasters can be terrifying and harrowing experiences for the people involved, in more ways than one. What we don’t often think about, though, is how the aftermath of these disasters can continue to affect people. One of the major after-effects of things like earthquakes, floods, hurricanes, and tornadoes is damage to water wells. In…
Unfortunately, droughts have been a frequent topic of conversation over the last several years. They’ve been an especially hot topic in the state of California. While it’s easy to ‘forget’ about the dangers of a drought when we’re not in one, they can be pretty scary when you’re in the middle of one! Thankfully, there…
According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, water management refers to ‘the control and movement of water resources to minimize damage to life and property, and to maximize efficient beneficial use.’ So, what does that actually mean, and why is water management so important? Water management uses the water resources we already have to think…
Why is It Important? On a global scale, our world is running low on water. It’s hard to believe or even fathom, but projections have suggested that by the year 2030, our demand for water will be greater than the supply. It can be a scary thought, but it’s also a strong motivational tool to…
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