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Water Conservation Corner
In Southern California, water conservation is a way of life. Water conservation measures are an important first step in protecting our water supply, as we come to appreciate the fact that fresh water for drinking, irrigation, industry, and other uses is a precious resource and should not be wasted.
We must continually seek strategies and tools for using less water around our homes and businesses all the time - and not just during occasional droughts. Such measures not only save the supply of water, but also can save you money by reducing your water bill.
For water conservation tips, click here
For more information about incentives and rebates, click here.
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Be Waterwise
This website is an excellent resource for anyone interested in ways to make more efficient use of water, particularly outside their home. Loads of tips, valuable information about native plants, how to have a water wise landscape and efficient landscape watering practices are available to you. |
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Saving Water in and Around Your Home
The H2OUSE Water Saver Home is a virtual encyclopedia of water saving tips and measures for every area of our residence from meters, to fixing leaks, to landscaping, to what to do in a drought; there's even a suggested reading list. |
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Use Water Wisely.Com
Use Water Wisely.Com website is a project of WEWAC - the Water Education Water Awareness Committee. WEWAC provides water educational workshops, sponsors water awareness events, and offers educational grant opportunities for teachers. |
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Water Wiser
This web site contains general conservation information, including a drip calculator that helps you calculate how much water you use per day, month and year. |
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Chino Basin Water Conservation District
Since the establishment of the Chino Basin Water Conservation District in 1949, it has actively protected and replenished the Chino Groundwater Basin with natural area rainfall and storm water discharge from the San Gabriel Mountains. The District’s service area includes the cities of Chino, Chino Hills, Montclair, Ontario, Rancho Cucamonga, and Upland. |
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California Water Awareness Campaign
The California Water Awareness Campaign is a year-long effort by organizations throughout California to heighten public awareness of water conservation, water management, water supply, water quality and distribution. Each year under the campaign's umbrella, observance of Water Awareness Month is held in May. |
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EPA: Protect Your Drinking Water for Life
This web site contains general conservation information. Offers tips on how to protect your drinking water: Be Informed, Be Observant, Be Involved and Don't Contaminate! |
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