There’s nothing to get you out of that winter funk than a reason to celebrate! Thinking about water conservation and pollution prevent is something we do every day, but throughout the year we can take time to recognize some special water related celebrations. During these times, its good to share with family, friends, or customers […]
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4 Reasons Reducing Waste Helps Your Community (and Your Water)
Protecting water resources may not be at the top of mind as you are taking out your recycling each week, but reducing and disposing of waste properly is key to pollution prevention of both groundwater and surface water resources. Check out these points from One Water Indiana’s new infographic about the benefits of reducing waste! […]
Stormwater: Best Management Practices for Businesses
Owners of Stormwater infrastructure are required by the City of Indianapolis Stormwater Design and Construction Specifications Manual and City County Code to complete annual inspections and maintenance. Stormwater Best Management Practices (BMPs) are part of the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System program that aim to control the quantity and quality of stormwater. Successful BMPs assist […]
Make Your New Year’s Resolution to Get Involved in Drinking Water Protection
Now is a great time to start thinking about how you can get involved in drinking water protection in Marion County, Indiana and across the country this year. From individual actions, to advocacy and supporting non profits, there is something for everyone. Drinking water in Marion County comes from both surface and groundwater sources. Surface […]
Don’t Flush Your Holidays Down the Drain
While flushing a Christmas tree down the drain is pretty unlikely, there are plenty of other ways your toilet and sink might receive some unwanted items this holiday season.
Be a Water Conscious Clothing Consumer
Most of us aren’t thinking about our drinking water when we go out to the store or browse clothing websites looking the perfect gift this holiday season. Clothing production however is a very resource intensive process – from the original materials to the disposal of our old items.
