March 2008
Vol 3, No 2
A Return to the Winner’s Circle
Each of these award winners achieved success via creative solutions tailored to overcome specific challenges.
By Peter Hildebrandt
A Waterwise Future
San Diego County’s Water Conservation Garden has a serious mission: to educate county residents about the looming water crisis, and to change cultural attitudes about landscaping.
By Lyn Corum
Lone Star Savings
Thanks to Texas House Bill 3338, preventing water loss isn’t just common sense; it’s a legislative requirement.
By Diane McDilda
A Deeper Shade of Green
When the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) rolls out its modified green building standards, water efficiency and conservation will top the list.
By Carol Brzozowski
Oil and (Re)cycled Water Do Mix
A synergistic arrangement between a water company and local oil refineries finds the perfect use of recycled water for industry and the environment.
By Mark Saunders
Lessons in Efficiency
Of the many efforts conducted throughout the US to create “greener” schools, water efficiency is one of the pivotal factors.
By Carol Brzozowski
Upgrades in the Canyon
The Stone Canyon Water Quality Improvement Project has two goals: meeting tough federal surface-water regulations, and providing safe and reliable water to 400,000 Los Angeles residents.
By Dan Rafter
Peaceful Cohabitation
The plan for the Nubanusit Neighborhood and Farm includes the creation of a community with a small carbon footprint and built-in plan for water resource management.
By Sue Marquette Poremba
Water, Thanks to Wind
One water agency will save millions with green renewable power.
By David Engle
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