Tag Archives: conservation

Cold months means little conservation for California

Stanford to implement water systems throughout the state

Since Governor Jerry Brown implemented mandatory water use reductions last June, Californians have saved 26.3 percent, in comparison to 2013. Although this number has made great strides throughout the region, Governor Brown has considered extending the mandatory water cutbacks – known as emergency conservation regulations – as a means of …

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ScottsMiracle-Gro tackles the California drought

ScottsMiracle-Gro tackles the California drought

To help Californians battle the drought, the Save Our Water conservation program has partnered with ScottsMiracle-Gro, the world’s largest producer of lawn and garden products. The partnership has led to more accurate information regarding watering and lawn care. “ScottsMiracle-Gro is committed to helping Californians save water while maintaining beautiful – …

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Diapers: the future of water conservation?

Diapers: the future of water conservation?

Eighth graders from Ball Junior High School in Anaheim received a small grant to study how disposable diapers planted in soil could play a role in alleviating the impact of the California drought. The idea is simple: by using pieces of disposable diapers when planting crops, the diaper can reduce …

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Big Bear Lake striving to meet conservation goals

Big Bear Lake striving to meet conservation goals

When Governor Jerry Brown issued his mandatory water cutbacks, Big Bear Lake was meeting the implemented numbers. However, as time has gone on, the mountain community’s conservation number has plummeted. In order to meet their 16 percent reduction, Big Bear Lake’s Department of Water and Power has launched a new …

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