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See our Facebook feed below for relevant conservation tips, information, and opportunities to save water, so that we can all do our part to conserve this precious resource.
What is rainwater harvesting? It is the practice of collecting and using rain as close as possible to where it falls instead of letting it run off. There are many benefits to rainwater harvesting!
1. Stored rainwater requires little to no treatment before it can be used for landscaping irrigation, and it is free!
2. Storing rainwater also helps manage stormwater levels.
3. Rainwater can be used inside the home but ONLY after going through filtration and disinfection processes.
Finding and fixing leaks is one of the easiest ways to conserve water and save money. Watch the full Leak Detection video series on the Arizona Water Company YouTube channel: bit.ly/4ag4j4o
To be most effective, water conservation is a community effort – we all have to do our part, utilities included. Arizona Water Company defines water conservation as the practice of using water efficiently to reduce unnecessary water usage.
There are several ways to do this, including upgrading appliances in your home, changing your irrigation schedule quarterly, checking for leaks, and more. Explore the Arizona Water Company Conservation page to learn more about rebates and free resources that you can receive!
Visit our website to learn more: bit.ly/47U9qU4
Have you visited Arizona Water Company's Conservation page on their website?
Explore this page to learn more about rebates and other free resources that you can receive!
Learn more: bit.ly/47U9qU4
Curious as to how Arizona manages its water supplies? Because we are a desert, in 1980, the Groundwater Management Act was put in place by the Legislature to protect water supplies for years to come. This law has been pivotal in protecting groundwater supplies and supporting economic development. Read more about this law here:
AZ's Groundwater Management Act of 1980 | Arizona Department of Water Resources
www.azwater.gov
To the “end user” – the Tempe or Tucson homeowner turning on the tap to fill a kettle for a cup of tea – it is all just water. In composition, color and consistency, it is no different from th...
New to Arizona or know someone who is? In the desert, many plants can grow and thrive, and some may need surprisingly less water than you’d think they would. Find out what to plant with this amazon free plant guide: www.amwua.org/plants
BONUS! Learn how to best water these plants with this guide: wateruseitwisely.com/saving-water-outdoors/interactive-watering-guides/landscape-watering-by-the-numbers/
Questions about Drop by Drop?
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