Waterless Wednesday – 3/7/2018 #1 Meatless Mondays! – A single serving of poultry takes about 90 gallons of water to produce! Choose one day a week to not eat meat and you’ll save a whole bunch of water and feel healthier too! #2 Limit your car washing – As the warmer months come around, washing your car
Conserving Water Reduces GHG Emissions & Decreases Carbon Footprint According to a recent report published in Environmental Research Letters, conserving water does more good for the environment than previously understood. The findings were the result of a UC Davis study that examined the knock-on effects of saving water. Beyond the obvious benefits of managing water
Waterless Wednesday – 2/28/2018 WhiffAway USA’s final Waterless Wednesday of February! It has been a great month of conserving water and we hope to provide you even better tips as we get into the warmer months! #1 When washing your hands? – Turn the water off while you lather your hands with soap. This can save a
Waterless Wednesday – 2/21/2018 Welcome to our third Waterless Wednesday! This week’s tips include ways you can conserve water when dealing with food. Make sure you are sharing these tips with friends, family and co-workers to spread the water savings! #1 Composting food waste – Constantly using a garbage disposal for fruit & vegetable scraps wastes
Waterless Wednesday – 2/14/2018 Welcome to Waterless Wednesday #2! We have some great tips this week for you to save more water and money. Be sure to share these tips with friends, family and co-workers so you can make the most of YOUR Waterless Wednesday! #1 Wash full loads of laundry – Making sure your
Welcome to our first Waterless Wednesday, where we will provide 5 simple but great ways for you to save water throughout your day. It is now more important than ever to conserve water in any way that we can. Our tips are easy, but can save you a ton of water AND money if done consistently!
The wait-for-snow strategy won’t cut it much longer for Californians hoping to have water in 2018. Water demand will be great, shortages should be expected, and watching for snow isn’t a proactive solution. Nowhere is the measurement of snow more important than the drought-prone state of California. It is a crucial indication of the water that will be supplied and shared between cities, agricultural areas, rivers, lakes and reservoirs.
