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Infrastructure, Rainwater Catchment

Rain Harvesting in National Spotlight

The American Rainwater Catchment Systems Association, ARCSA, is a driving force in placing rain harvesting in the national spotlight by petitioning President Obama’s administration to focus on the broad economic value of supporting and encouraging growth in the rainwater harvesting industry. According to ARCSA’s petition, rain harvesting is not just a sustainable source of water, the rainwater harvesting  industry … Continue reading Rain Harvesting in National Spotlight →

Rainwater Catchment

Rainwater Collection is a Simple Source for Decentralized Water

Rainwater collection, a simple source for decentralized water, can be the answer to our aging, centralized water systems. With expected increased demand from high density development and the high cost of upgrading infrastructure to meet those demands, water will become the new commodity. Much has been discussed about privatization of water districts in order to fund … Continue reading Rainwater Collection is a Simple Source for Decentralized Water →

Commercial Rainwater Harvesting, Rainwater Catchment, Residential Rainwater Collection

Rainwater Collection a Reliable Water Supply Alternative

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According to a recent article published by ARCSA (American Rainwater Catchment Systems Association), whose mission is to promote sustainable rainwater collection practices to help solve potable, non-potable, stormwater and energy challenges throughout the world, a well-designed, installed and maintained rainwater harvesting system can provide high-quality water for potable and non-potable, residential and commercial uses. Below are some notable … Continue reading Rainwater Collection a Reliable Water Supply Alternative →