Submitted on June 26, 2019
In this issue of Water Efficiency Watch… AWE Outdoor Water Savings Research Initiative – Project 2 Released – Landscape Transformation – Impacts and Attitudes WaterSense to Review Five Major Product Specifications WaterSense Issues Notice to Label Swimming Pool Covers Historic...
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Update: The Alliance for Water Efficiency has been working hard, along with a number of other organizations, to get an amendment to the tax code to make water conservation rebates exempt from federal income tax. On Friday, December 11, 2015,...
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The Alliance for Water Efficiency is urging a change in federal tax law so that rebates and credits for water conservation and green infrastructure projects remain tax-free for recipients. In response to urging from key lawmakers, AWE has suggested that...
Read More >>Submitted on June 6, 2019
AWE is pleased to announce that at its annual member meeting and reception in Las Vegas on October 6, 2015 the featured speaker will be Brian Richter, Chief Scientist for the Global Water Program of The Nature Conservancy, President of Sustainable Waters—a global...
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Imagine H2O™ today announced the results of its inaugural California Water Policy Challenge. The initiative, which seeks to advance the market for water innovation through forward-thinking policy, attracted over one hundred submissions from academia, the private sector, government entities and NGOs....
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