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July 10, 2014 640 × 480 How does Residential Rainwater Collection Affect Streams & Salmon Habitat?

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More Residential Potable Use Permitted in Washington State February 24, 2021
Rainwater Collection for residential potable use is increasingly being accepted by Washington State counties. What started in San Juan county years ago with a county exemption of the 1,800’s water rights laws, rainwater collection for residential potable use is gaining momentum up and down the I-5 corridor. Whatcom, Skagit, Snohomish, and King counties all have […]
Ken Blair
Potable Residential Rainwater Use is On the Rise November 30, 2020
Potable residential use of collected rainwater is on the rise since the statewide water rights laws were challenged in 2006 by the Washington Department of Ecology, allowing the entire state of Washington to collect and use rainwater for non-potable (non-drinking) use. San Juan County had been awarded an exemption to the 1800’s water rights laws […]
Ken Blair
Covid-19 Response March 23, 2020
RainBank would like to extend our gratitude to essential workers on the front line in this Covid-19 health crisis. Healthcare professionals, first responders, law enforcement, and military personnel once again are being asked to act during tough times. Truck drivers, shippers, food suppliers, pharmacies all working to keep the essentials available. Teachers and professors are […]
Ken Blair
Rainwater Collection and Developing Countries July 23, 2019
Along with advancing rainwater collection in the United States, RainBank is also instrumental in promoting rainwater collection in developing countries. In July 2013, RainBank and Bank on Rain, a non-profit organization providing solutions to developing countries for clean drinking water, flew a team to Sierra Leone, Africa to assist with providing clean drinking water and sanitation education […]
Ken Blair
Water Storage Systems for Fire Suppression and More May 25, 2019
Properly serving the steel water tank market for water storage systems used in fire suppression, detention / infiltration, irrigation, stormwater management, rainwater collection and yes, even potable drinking water. The post Water Storage Systems for Fire Suppression and More appeared first on RainBank.
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