Water Efficiency Watch

Alliance for Water Efficiency

Water Efficiency Watch is the electronic newsletter publication from the Alliance for Water Efficiency.  Each issue contains a collection of the lastest information of water efficiency and conservation from the US, Canada, and around the globe.  Water Efficiency Watch is edited by Peter Mayer. 

Archived Issues of Water Efficiency Watch

WEW - November-December 2008 - WaterSmart Innovation review, AWE Resource Library, Multiple showerheads, Oregon Graywater, Tucson Rainwater, WaterSense Partners of the Year, Climate change research, Georgia limits drought restrictions, and much more.

WEW - September-October 2008 - LEED 2009, California green building standards, EPA awards, Spotlight - Jill Hoyenga of Eugene Water and Electric, Soil moisture sensor research, WaterSmart Innovations 2008, Global fresh water crisis, and much more.

WEW - July-August 2008 - LEED 2009, Texas irrigation, Water efficiency - lots of action and players, Spotlight - Doug Bennett of the Southern Nevada Water Authority, California drought, Sacramento water use, low flow showerheads, New SWAT irrigation controller protocol, Lander to lead Colorado Water Wise Council, and much more.

WEW - May-June 2008 - AWE's top 10 water efficiency policies for utilities, Plumbing codes, SWAT, Georgia retrofit on reconnect ordinance, WaterSense New Home specification, Retrofits in Orme Tennessee, US lacks annual demand metric, and much more.

WEW - December-January 2008 - Energy Bill approved, EPA water efficiency awards, Drought in US Southeast, AWE congressional testimony, UNAR toilet listing, Colorado Top Drop awards, Duke University water conservation, RAND CII report, UN Report anticipates water challenges, Climate change, Las Vegas water use study, Residential scare reuse, Megalopolis and sustainability, and much more.

WEW - October-November 2007 - Drought in Southeast US, California approves HET standard, Spotlight - Bill Jacoby, AWE opens its doors, WaterSense showerheads, New Mexico conservation center grant, Bureau of Reclamation smart controller report, Coping with climate change, Toilet testing results, Biofuels and water scarcity, SWAT soil moisture sensor protocol, Meacham joins the IA, San Francisco demand forecasting report, and much more.

How to Submit Content for Water Efficiency Watch

Water Efficiency Watch welcomes submission of articles, photos, stories, commentary, new technologies, web links, etc. Please e-mail your submission to Peter Mayer. 

DISCLAIMER: The Alliance for Water Efficiency reports on research and information as a service. This should not not be considered an explicit or implicit endorsement of any product, service, research effort, analysis, etc. unless specifically so indicated.