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Use Water Wisely --Every time you turn on the
faucet, use the washing machine or dishwasher, linger in a hot
shower, or "spend" our most precious natural resource...ask
yourself...
"Is it worth the water?" Here
are some
common sense conservation tips and information to help you
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Bee Smart about Landscaping -- Whether you are
building your dream home, or making some much needed
improvement to an older home's landscaping, tackle these
gardening projects with water conservation in mind.
Learn about what your lawn needs to thrive in the Texas
heat...how to plant to attract butterflies and other
beneficial insects...and how to choose the right irrigation
system for your yard and garden. |
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Scoop on Composting -- learn about how composting can
not only help your garden grow, and can help conserve
precious water resources, too. Composting activities for all
ages! |
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Learn About Water
-- You're never too young or too
old to learn about where our water comes from, how we use it,
and how we can protect it for generations to come. This
section contains a wealth of important resources for students
and teachers...and for parents who want to be prepared to make
intelligent choices about water use today and in the future. |
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Avoid Polluting --Let's face it...we have taken our
water resources for granted. As our state becomes more
and more populated, many of our aquifers are being drawn down,
recreational use of our waterways increases the risk of
gasoline and oil spills from boats and jet skis, and improper
disposal of household chemicals and toxic waste endangers our
water supply. You CAN make a difference...learn how. |
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HIGHLIGHTS AND QUICK LINKS:
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JOURNEY TO PANSOPHIGUS --
Learn about the awesome new Water Conservation
Program and Mobile Teaching Lab! |
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H2OUSE
-- A wealth of water saving ideas and information! |
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Texas Water Development Board --
Links to Hot Topics such as Water for Texas --
the State's Water Plan for 2002 (latest year available), the
Water for Texas Newsletter...and much more.
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The US
Environmental Protection Agency -- enough information
about our nation's water resources to
occupy you for hours!
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