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WHAT'S
NEW
June 2, 2009
New law legalizes rain catchment >> more
E=H2O >> more
Water Needs Electricity Needs Water >> more
Rising trend of short but intense spells of rainfall is making usable water scarce in India. >> more
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Major project under way beneath new Gates Foundation >> more
Multinational company goes for rainwater in big way >> more
CO allows limited RWH, changes 120 year old law >> more
Southern Nevada Water Authority continues to block serious water management plans >>more
Graywater Primer >> more
Graywater study results can't be processed fast enough >> more
$260M in economic recovery investments to help California >> more
De-Watering Wyoming >> more
Lawton water rates could go up 75 percent >> more
What's In Your Water?: Disinfectants Create Toxic By-Products >> more
Changing climate will lead to devastating loss of phosphorus from soil >> more
LA Latest to Raise Rates >> more
Water Worries Shape Local Energy Decisions >> more
Nitrate levels high in drinking water due to lack of rain >> more
Water Quality of Potential Concern in US Private Wells >> more
Catching Raindrops Can Make You an Outlaw>> more
As climate changes, is water the new oil? >> more
New watering source is surfacing >> more
Forum Moves Water Higher Up Global Priority List > > more
UN Warns Action Needed to Prevent Water Crisis > more
Santa Fe water rates go up and up >> more
Rainwater Irrigation for Golf Courses>> more
Rainwater harvesting on a growth spurt.>> more
Yet Another 'Footprint' to Worry About: Water >> more
Water rates may go up by 700 percent >> more
Las Vegas running dry >> more
AQUIFERS IN DECLINE >> more
New Video: Reduce Runoff: Slow It Down, Spread It Out, Soak It In >> more
AQUIFERS IN DECLINE >> more
Buena Park water rates will go up 20% next month >> more
Rainwater could save BISD big bucks >> more
EPA Releases Rainwater Harvesting Handbook >> more
AWE Signs Historic Memorandum of Understanding
Forming a Water Efficiency Research Coalition >> more
Significant Purity Differences among Leading Brands of Bottled Water >> more
Bush Administration Covered Up 500+ Blocked Water Pollution Cases >> more
AWE Advises Obama's Transition Team on Investment in Water Efficiency >> more
The High Cost of High Pressure >> more
Pennsylvania American Water today
requested that customers voluntarily reduce water consumption by 5 percent
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San Diego Homeowners to get a Water Budget >> more
Warming to cut Colorado water supply>> more
Green Roof Study Finds Vast Performance Differences for Cooling and Water Handling Abilities>> more
More rate increases on the way>> more
Cactus Goo Makes Water Safe >> more
Rainwater harvesting saves water, breaks the law >> more
Starbuck's with Water to Burn>> more
RainTube and Rainwater H2OG form alliance to market innovative Rainwater Rescue solutions>> more
Australia desal and water tank wars >> more
New Virtual Water Study attempts to measure water foot print >> more
Penn State Public Broadcasting Documentary on Nation’s Deteriorating Water Infrastructure >> more
City enacts strongest water restriction ever >> more
Spain may be a glimpse into our conservaton future >> more
Alta, Utah sees 25% rate rate >> more
Energy is Water >> more
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What
is a Rain barrel? 
Rain
barrels provide an ample supply of free "soft water" containing
no chlorine, lime or calcium making it ideal for gardens, flower
or the potted plants. 
Consequently,
a rain barrel is an easy way for you to have a consistent supply
of clean, fresh water for outdoor use and save money today and
tomorrow. 
