Archive for October 15th, 2009

Water portal launched in Bangalore

The social networking aspect augments the 13 comprehensive knowledge channels on water — rainwater harvesting, drinking water, water for industry, … See all stories on this topic

Africa: Bill Gates' Speech at the World Food Prize Symposium

And that's why we are one of the largest funders of sustainable approaches such as no-till farming, rainwater harvesting, drip irrigation, and biological … See all stories on this topic

Sea Sees Water Slipping Away

Jewish Exponent JNF is also working to help introduce as many schools as possible to collecting rainwater. "These projects will be crucial in averting hardships and severe … See all stories on this topic

Herbert A. Opalek: Wake-up call on water

We do this by lessening water waste, recycling wastewater and capturing rainwater in urban areas before it flows into storm drains. … See all stories on this topic

Bill's Daily Report: Prescribed Burns, Buy Local and More

The program will feature City of Tucson Councilman Rodney Glassman, who will discuss his city's rainwater harvesting ordinances and share its success. … See all stories on this topic

Make going green easy: Eight eco-friendly home tips

Reuse rain: Recycling rainwater for gardening is another great way to conserve. For example, a water collection system under downspouts can catch the water … See all stories on this topic

Africa: Bill Gates' Speech at the World Food Prize Symposium

And that's why we are one of the largest funders of sustainable approaches such as no-till farming, rainwater harvesting, drip irrigation, and biological … See all stories on this topic

Hong Kong: Open day of Shatin Sewage Treatment Works

Members of the public are invited to an open day at Shatin Sewage Treatment Works (STSTW) to be held on October 17. Managed by the Drainage Services … See all stories on this topic

Dissolved solids exceed limits in W. Pa.'s Mon

They can result from sewage treatment plants, acid mine drainage and other industrial pollutants. This is the third time in a year the river has encountered … See all stories on this topic

Thousands of fish killed in River Trent

The problem began on Monday last week after cyanide entered a sewage treatment works in Stoke through the pipe network that serves the plant from the city's … See all stories on this topic