water consumption
By Nathanael Baker on May 30, 2012
Tags: United States, alternative energy, biofuels, California RPS, geothermal energy, low-carbon economy, nuclear power, SEI, solar thermal power, Stockholm Environment Institute, water consumption, water withdrawal, biofuels, California, electricity, energy, Luke Addison
Considering it composes roughly 80% of our body, water is humanity's most important resource. With more than 7 billion people on the planet, water is becoming increasingly more precious. Given its absolute value, the Stockholm Energy Institute (SEI) recently published a report evaluating the potential impact of renewable energy technologies on water resources.
By Joseph Baker on November 26, 2010
Tags: energy consumption, energy efficiency, EPA, KB Homes, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, water consumption, water efficiency, water use, WaterSense
Four new homes have become the first to be tagged with the WaterSense label by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
The EPA partnered program is designed to help homebuyers cut their water and energy use.
