Higher income is associated with more intense water resource impacts. Higher-income households use more water and are less sensitive to conservation pricing. More expensive homes also apply above-average amounts of fertilizer and pesticides. Only expensive residential developments are able to build in … Continue reading →
Hello Everyone, WATER SUPPLY PLANNING and/or REGIONAL WATER SUPPLY PLANNING. Please take note of this in any newspaper announcements or press releases. It is imperative that your local government planners and staffers participate in the meetings […]
Bacteria interrupt swimming at Rainbow River parks Popular bathing spots may reopen by week’s end Staff report Published: Thursday, July 23, 2009 at 6:30 a.m. Last Modified: Wednesday, July 22, 2009 at 10:45 p.m. Four […]
Hello, Please take a few minutes to participate in a nine-question survey to find out what readers and their respective agencies are thinking, doing and planning for in terms of sustainability. Your insights and observations will […]
Dear Supporter, I wanted to personally thank you for objecting to the actions by U.S. representatives at the World Water Forum in Turkey, which removed language declaring water as a human right and public good […]
Pesticides Subj: Court Cancels EPA Clean Water Act Exemption for Pesticides January 8, 2009 To: Lake County Commissioners and Lake County Water Authority Cc: Leonard E. Wheeler, Jr., BSIT, MPA, REM & Skip Goerner From Ronald E. […]
Water Filter Comparisons This is for Lisa G. who asked the question a while ago… What is the best way to filter my own water from my tap water when I really don’t like the […]
Contaminants Drinking Water Contaminant Candidate List and Regulatory Determinations http://www.epa.gov/safewater/ccl/ccl2.html General Information Websites The list of websites below provides resources for general information on chemical contaminants. Pesticide Reregistration Status This EPA Office of Pesticide Programs provides […]
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