IBM Launches Water Management division

The importance of water management goes mainstream, and at the forefront is IBM.

Follow this link to read the article. - Added: Mar 28, 2009

Drought, and still waisting water.

Less than six months after pulling out of one of the worst droughts Southeastern North Carolina has ever endured, the region is largely back to using as much or more water as it did before

Follow this link to read the article. - Added: Mar 10, 2009

Box of Rain

While water withdrawals from streams and wells are often closely monitored and contentious, regulators have historically tended to look the other way when it comes to water captured as rain

Follow this link to read the article. - Added: Mar 10, 2009

Learn to Start Saving Water Now!

Please visit this article to learn almost everything you need to know about saving water.

Follow this link to read the article. - Added: Mar 05, 2009

Yet Another 'Footprint' to Worry About: Water

Added: Feb 21, 2009

Water footprint or carbon footprint?

...water footprint accounts not only for water used directly like drinking, bathing, etc., but also indirectly from the production of goods and services consumed. A water footprint could be considered the other leg of the better known "carbon footprint" concept.

Follow this link to read the article. - Added: Feb 21, 2009

New soil moisture sensor

Sensor Technology's (AST) patented, wireless, underground soil monitoring system with the most advanced and intuitive software available - make its debut in a big way.

Follow this link to read the article. - Added: Feb 21, 2009

Turf Vs. Grass

Converting grass playing fields to synthetic turf ones has been a growing trend nationwide. But possible health risks have led to debate in many communities: Last month, parents in the San Jose Unified School District stopped officials from installing fake turf at an elementary school, and the State of Connecticut last week agreed to study health and environmental impacts of synthetic turf after mounting concerns.

Follow this link to read the article. - Added: Feb 12, 2009

Smart water Technology Grant

The five year 1.5 million dollar great will go toward new technologies. These new technologies include improved monitoring of large-scale water distribution systems to sensors at individual households capable of detecting dangerous chemical or biological contaminants...

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Importance of water quality

Hannah Mathers, an Ohio State University nursery and landscape specialist, said that water quality is a big factor limiting plant health and aesthetics, affecting sales and impacting the industry.

Follow this link to read the article. - Added: Feb 11, 2009

Watering Ban is Not Effective

raising awareness about the ongoing three-year drought that has lowered river flows and regional water supplies to near record levels, and the concern that groundwater withdrawals may have to increase temporarily if the community does not achieve required conservation.

Follow this link to read the article. - Added: Feb 11, 2009

OpenCongress Bill Watcher

Gives the ability to watch how a particular bill gets through the congress.

Added: Feb 09, 2009

Irrigation DU (Distribution Uniformity)

Conservation advisor Chris Wright says that about 50% of the 7.8 billion gallons of water used outdoors in the United States every day is wasted. Most people, including grounds managers, don't know this because they don't know how efficient their irrigation systems really are.

Follow this link to read the article. - Added: Feb 06, 2009