Category Archives: Water Conservation

Green Shopping 101

Posted on January 30, 2011 by Jay Mueller

Smart Shopping If you want to lead a green lifestyle, don’t forget to go green with your grocery shopping. Here are some tips and suggestions for making your supermarket experience as green as possible. Related Posts:Making Environmentally Sound DecisionsGoing Green … Continue reading →

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Save Water and Money by Installing Low-Flow Faucets

Posted on February 26, 2010 by Jay Mueller

Low-Flow Faucets If you take a shower, you use a lot less water than taking a bath, but showers can still use substantial amounts of water. If the weather is cold, a long, hot shower feels great, and if you … Continue reading →

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Save Water and Money by Installing Low-Flow Faucets

Posted on December 11, 2009 by Jay Mueller

If you take a shower, you use a lot less water than taking a bath, but showers can still use substantial amounts of water. If the weather is cold, a long, hot shower feels great, and if you have teenagers … Continue reading →

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Conserving Rainwater

Posted on November 4, 2009 by Jay Mueller

At least 36 states are expected to face severe water shortages within the next five years, due to drought, increasing demand and rising temperatures. Rain water is one of the most abundant and consistently available sources of water. The collection … Continue reading →

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