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EARTH HOUR Countdown!

By on March 26, 2011 in "GREY WATER", carbon footprint, climate change, ECO, ECO FRIENDLY, energy saving tips, environmental footprint, environmental issues, GRAY WATER, green energy, green living, GREY WATER, grey water recycling, GREYWATER, JOJO, JOJO TENKE, JOJO WATER TANKS, LOCAL TANK DEALERS, RAINHARVEST, RAINWATER, RAINWATER COLLECTION, RAINWATER HARVESTING, RAINWATER SYSTEMS, RAINWATER TANKS, RECYCLING, renewable energy, SOLAR ENERGY, SOLAR GEYSERS, solar panels, sustainability, SUSTAINABLE, sustainable living, TANK STANDS, TENK, toilets, WATER, water and energy, WATER CONSERVATION, WATER SAVING, water saving devices, water storage, WATER SYSTEMS, WATER TANK, WATER TANK PRICES, YES SOLAR

Saturday 26 March 8:30 – 9:30PM Earth Hour is the largest mass participation environmental event in the world and every year, WWF encourages people all over the world to turn off their lights for one hour in a symbolic gesture to pledge their commitment to combating climate change. This year is especially important for South […]

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What is Water Neutrality?

By on May 1, 2010 in water conservation

The concept of Water Neutrality, based on its carbon equivalent, was first coined during the World Summit on Sustainable Development in 2002. Since then the term has been loosely used, with little quantitative validation.  Here we define the term ‘water neutrality’ to imply a voluntary process whereby participants seek to quantitatively balance their water use […]

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