Flush Rainwater, Not Money, Down Your Toilets
Published on by Water Network Research, Official research team of The Water Network in Technology
The practice of rainwater harvesting is becoming more prevalent as water costs rise. Companies are turning to rainwater harvesting systems in order to supplement the water needs of their facilities. "It's an age-old practice that has gained popularity as fresh water resources become more scarce - whether due to drought, water pollution, or crumbling water infrastructure," says Mike Ruck, vice president of the American Rainwater Catchment Systems Association (ARCSA) and chief water officer for RainWater Solutions in Raleigh, NC. Read more: http://www.buildings.com/Awards/ArticleDetails/tabid/3406/ArticleID/11333/Default.aspx
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