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Get Your Rebates While They Last!
Who doesn’t like to save money? And who doesn’t like to save money and do something good for the environment? Many individuals have already reserved their rebate from the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California’s Save a Buck and SoCal … Continue reading
Hope for Water?
The pain of the California drought may soon lessen, thanks to the recent passage of five water bills. Senate Bills 1, 2, 6, 7 and 8 address the three-year statewide drought and ways in which water usage and management can … Continue reading
Conservation Ahoy!
Great news: water use among Americans as a whole is decreasing! In a new study released by the United States Geological Survey, results show a trend of lowered water use, particularly within the last 30 years. According to the Associated … Continue reading
Rates Rise: What Do You Do, Jack, What Do You Do?
Between the three-year-long drought and the dismal state of the economy, it’s no surprise that many governmental agencies have looked toward raising taxes and service rates. We’ve seen it across California: water providers have increased their water rates as their … Continue reading
It’s Raining, It’s Pouring…
It’s raining outside: are your sprinklers on? With the Cyber-Rain system, they won’t be! The possibility of record-breaking rain levels this week in California reminds us that the time is right to consider upgrading your sprinkler system to one which … Continue reading
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Tagged California, Conservation, cyber-rain, environment, Irrigation, landscape, landscaping, rain, Smart Sprinkler Controller, sprinkler, technology, water
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Fixing California’s Water
It must be important if the legislator’s are working on a Sunday! On Sunday, October 11, California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger pushed California state representatives to come to an agreement over the water crisis in California. Another bone of contention which … Continue reading
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Tagged arnold schwarzenegger, California, Conservation, cyber-rain, EPA, fish, governor, green, lawmakers, sacramento-san joaquin river delta, technology, water
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Plant of the Week: The Fig
Have you ever eaten a fig? If so, you can count yourself among countless generations of people who have consumed the fruit, which owes its notoriety to its prominence in the Bible. As it is commonly assumed that most of … Continue reading
Water District of the Week: Otay Water District
This week’s Water District of the Week is the Otay Water District. Located in San Diego County, the Otay Water District (OWD) covers an area of 125.5 square miles, and a service population of just under 200,000. It receives water … Continue reading
Posted in Conservation, Gardening Tips, Smart Sprinkler Controllers, water districts
Tagged California, Conservation, cuyamaca college water conservation garden, demonstration garden, garden, Irrigation, metropolitan water district of southern california, native gardening, otay water, San Diego, san diego county, Smart Sprinkler Controller, Southern California, sprinklers, water, water district, weather-based irrigation system, xeriscape
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Celebrating Water
Water is worth celebrating during any month, and August is no exception! The Southern Sierran, a chapter of the Sierra Club, is celebrating water this August and we are quite happy to celebrate with them! With a wide variety of … Continue reading
20×2020
Can you say the number “20” three times fast? The “20x2020” water conservation project is the state of California’s grand scale plan to reduce total per capita water use by 20 percent by the year 2020. This is a 20 … Continue reading
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Tagged 20x2020, California, california energy commission, Conservation, cyber-rain, department of public health, garden, governor, Irrigation, sacramento-san joaquin river delta, Smart Sprinkler Controller, sprinkler, state water resources control board, U.S. Bureau of Reclamation, water, water rates, water use
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