Submitted on May 23, 2019
November 17, 2017 Update: A letter signed by 97 organizations has been sent to members of Congress. Energy efficiency rebates from energy utilities are exempt from federal tax, but not rebates from water utilities, whether they be rebates for drinking water...
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SACRAMENTO— Nearly 150 water conservation professionals, water industry leaders and elected officials came together March 7 in Sacramento to mark the official launch and evolution of the California Water Efficiency Partnership (CalWEP). Over the past several years, the Partnership has...
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The California Water Efficiency Partnership (CalWEP) has announced the election of a new Board and Officers to lead the organization. CalWEP represents more than 200 water supplier and organization members statewide, working together to foster leadership, expertise and collaboration to...
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In this issue of Water Efficiency Watch… WaterSense on the Budget Chopping Block Again WaterSense New Home Specification Released Imperial Irrigation District Sues to Stop Colorado River Drought Contingency Plans AWE Releases Report on State-Level Water Loss Laws in the...
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April 22, 2019 Update: A letter signed by 126 organizations has been sent to members of Congress. President Trump has released his budget for FY2020, and it proposes to eliminate the WaterSense program – yet again. As you all know, we...
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