Serving the community for over 125 years, The Salvation Army International Corps has long been an invaluable resource to those in need throughout Metro Atlanta. Focusing their efforts on homelessness...
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A recent report developed by the American Water Works Association estimates that it will cost nearly $1 trillion over the next 25 years to upgrade the nation’s water system. While...
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More than two trillion gallons of water are still lost every year and a significant portion of this water waste comes from undetected leaks and inefficient irrigation practices. Common signs...
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Plumbing system integrity is not something that we often think about. And although plumbing systems are highly prone to inefficiencies and leaks, the famous proverb “out of sight, out of...
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To reduce life-cycle costs, curb building emissions, and achieve critical goals outlined in the Climate Smart plan, the city council of San Jose, Calif. recently voted to adopt an energy...
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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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