Outdoor water use estimated to be cut by more than 500,000 gallons per year In celebration of Smart Irrigation Month, Rain Bird Corporation is unveiling the CLC Landscape Renovation Project, a charitable partnership that showcases irrigation products and smart watering practices from 25 Ways to Save, an initiative Rain Bird launched in …
Read More »Rebates remain available for turf removal, replacement with low water landscapes
~ Do not start your project before receiving your reservation approval ~ Rebates are still available through the Department of Water Resources (DWR) for turf removal and replacement with low water landscapes at California single-family residences in support of the state’s drought response. On April 1, 2015, Gov. Jerry Brown …
Read More »Impressive water conservation numbers posted throughout California
Californians and the State Water Resources Control Board have something to smile about. Water conservation, despite the lifting of mandatory conservation targets in May, remains the thing to do with Californians using 28 percent less water in May than they did in comparison to the same period in 2013. Water …
Read More »Rancho California Water District awarded $1,000,000 Bureau of Reclamation grant
Temecula-based Rancho California Water District (RCWD) has been awarded a $1,000,000 grant from the Bureau of Reclamation’s Agricultural Water Conservation and Efficiency Grants for the implementation of an Agricultural Crop Conversion Program. The program’s goal is to help sustain local agriculture by providing financial incentives to the water district’s agricultural …
Read More »UC Davis researchers: water conservation equals energy conservation, cuts greenhouse gas emissions
Even the researchers at the University of California, Davis, were surprised by their recent findings. Whereas we generally take for granted the water that flows from our taps at home and at work it takes energy for water to be pumped into water systems, to be treated and to be …
Read More »Californians increase, continue water conservation to 26.1 percent in April
Reprogramming your automatic sprinklers, limiting the time in the shower, capturing and reusing rain water to hydrate your trees and not water-washing your patio or driveway has all paid off. Californians have continued to conserve water in impressive numbers throughout the state posting a 26.1 percent savings in April over …
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