Water Conservation - Articles - Page 48

PMI Applauds Preservation of WaterSense, Increased Water Infrastructure Funding in Senate FY20 Interior-EPA Budget Bill

October 1, 2019

Today, more than 2,000 WaterSense partners, including manufacturers, water utilities, retailers, distributors, trade associations, state and local governments and non-profit organizations, collaborate with the EPA on the program.

Phyn Launches New Smart Water Assistant Product

August 22, 2019

The Phyn Smart Water Assistant is the first smart water product to provide insights into how much water each and every fixture in a home uses, enabling homeowners to track their water consumption, identify areas of excess water use, and take meaningful action to conserve and save money.

EPA Publishes Proposed Perchlorate Drinking Water Regulation

ASSE International Publishes Two New Listing Evaluation Criteria Documents for Drinking Water Treatment Systems

August 20, 2019

The organization has published ASSE LEC 2004-2019, Drinking Water Treatment Systems Using Air as a Source, and ASSE LEC 2006-2019, Point of Entry Reverse Osmosis Systems.

2019 ASPE Tech Symposium Announces Exciting New Speakers on Trending Topics

August 1, 2019

Forty professional development sessions are available at this year's event for individuals at all levels, providing numerous opportunities for career growth.

Green Building Initiative Announces Release of Green Globes 2019 as a Revised American National Standard

June 19, 2019

GBI is the only green building organization to deliver its rating system through an ANSI-audited consensus process.

LeakSmart Now Compatible with Samsung SmartThings

June 18, 2019

SmartThings currently integrates with LeakSmart’s Protect by LeakSmart Valve, as well as LeakSmart’s water sensors that are placed around the home to detect leaks.

CPC Navajo Mountain Delivers Water and Sanitation

Community Plumbing Challenge Delivers Water and Sanitation to Navajo Reservation

June 18, 2019

A bathroom was designed and installed in 83-year-old Betty Benally’s house, and Lillie Manygoats, 84, had her 20-year-old home’s bathroom and kitchen connected to a water and plumbing system for the first time.