Commercial buildings by nature are large water users. While agriculture, power generation, and manufacturing account for a significant portion of water consumption in the U.S., commercial buildings are not far...
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Water, a natural resource that was once seen as unlimited, is now facing an uncertain future. In an effort to compensate for the diminishing supply, policy makers around the country...
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It is easy to take water for granted when you can turn on a tap for an instant supply; in fact, the average American uses around 100 gallons of water...
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With summer temperatures and the price of water on the rise, it’s become increasingly important to know how much water you use for irrigation in your yard, as well as...
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In an effort to prepare for future droughts and climate change, California state legislators recently approved the implementation of permanent water-consumption goals. As of January 2019, property owners will be...
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The Fourth of July is almost here! As you prepare for the holiday, save water and money with these ten water saving tips: 1.) Purchase recycled paper products: Products made...
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In a commercial setting, the function of your building’s plumbing system can mean the difference between conducting business as usual or shutting down temporarily. If your business is a restaurant,...
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Cooling towers dissipate heat from recirculating water used to cool chillers, air conditioners, or other process equipment to the ambient air. Heat is rejected to the environment from cooling towers...
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More than two trillion gallons of water are lost every year, and a significant portion of this loss comes from undetected leaks caused by irrigation systems. Common signs of an...
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BACKGROUND On May 21st, 2018, WaterSignal installed a device to monitor the domestic water meter for a middle school in Austin, Texas. This Texas middle school works to prepare students...
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