Articles Tagged with ''water efficiency''

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ASPE is offering an online plumbing design course, which it developed with UCLA. It is in the process of creating an associate degree program for plumbing design with the City College of San Francisco. It exhibited for the first time at the USA Science and Engineering Festival, which was held April 26-27 in Washington and attended by elementary and high school students from across the country.

Senator Tom Udall (D) of New Mexico recently introduced legislation, The WaterSense Efficiency, Conservation, and Adaptation Act.

Zurn Industries joins plumbing organizations and their members in recognizing World Plumbing Day today.

WaterSense helps hotels take the guest work out of saving water.

The MiniRester from Sioux Chief is a code-mandated and -approved water hammer arresting device

Bosch Thermotechnology introduces a new, compact, water-source heat pump designed for use in retrofit or replacement applications.

 First, a clarification. You will find the terms “graywater” and “greywater” used to describe the reuse of certain waters. Whether you prefer an “a” or an “e,” it is the same water. It’s dirty but not disgusting.  

Denmark-based water pump manufacturer Grundfos broke ground April 16 on the site of its new North American headquarters in Downers Grove, Ill., a Chicago suburb.