Coolest Graph Ever on Local Water Conservation
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BIO: Annalisa Mueller-Eberstein, Class of 2020, is a member of Sustainability Ambassadors who attends the International Community School and represents the cities of Woodinville and Kirkland. Annalisa has a passion for working with the environment and her local community. As a dedicated change maker she wants to ensure that our government will protect the environment. Being on the executive council for her school’s Tech Crew as the producer and her school’s ASB (Associated Student Body) has made Annalisa a natural leader and collaborator. She is a tech savvy ambassador who created a mini-documentary for National History Day (NHD) and went to the state competition. In the future, she wants to serve her local community by getting involved in government and policy.
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Saving Water Partnership is a group of local water utilities in Seattle and King County working together to help customers save water and money. The information on this website will help you save water at your home, in your yard and garden, and at your business or organization. http://www.savingwater.org/
Tips from Seattle Public Utilities on how to conserve water http://www.seattle.gov/util/EnvironmentConservation/MyHome/ReduceWaterUse/index.htm
EPA Water Sense website helps you save water and protect the environment by choosing WaterSense labeled products in your home, yard, and business and taking simple steps to save water each day: https://www3.epa.gov/watersense/
Learn more about zHome; market rate townhouses with incredibly low water conservation rates: http://www.sustainabilityambassadors.org/apps/videos/videos/show/18950404-zhome-case-study-water-efficiency-for-tomorrow
Learn more about zero net water at the Bullitt Center; the greenest commercial office building in the world right here in Seattle. Video: http://www.sustainabilityambassadors.org/apps/videos/videos/show/18925139-net-zero-water-bullitt-center-case-study