Tag Archives: water
Shower Mate
March 2nd, 2010. Published under Green Technology. No Comments.
- Water Conservation Attachment
- Dual mode pull cord technology
- Solid copper construction with chrome finish.
- Fits all industrial 1/2″ standard setting
- 5 year limted warranty
Product Description WATER CONSERVATION fingertips! SAVE AT LEAST 3 liter water per SHOWER! EASY ACCESS, DUAL MODE PULL CORDHassle free solid brass CONSTRUCTION AND INSTALLATION GUARANTEED to fit all 1 / 2 “industry standard FITTINGS unnecessary and disturbing UNATTENDED waterstroom.ECO SHOWER NOT ORIGINAL WaterflowDe Installation is quick and attaches to your favorite showerhead GREAT for families with small children and seniors OOKGREAT INVESTMENT… More>>
Aquatic Planting Media, 25 Lbs
February 2nd, 2010. Published under Planting. No Comments.
- Will not float or cloud pond water when plants are moved, fertilized, or disturbed by fish.
- Will not clog filters or pumps
- Securely anchors the plants in the pot.
- 25 pound bag
Product Description100% natural aquatic potting media mixed with zeolite. Excellent for all water garden plants. Arcillite Zeolite. . . . More>>
Environmental Engineering: Designing a Sustainable Future (Green Technology)
February 2nd, 2010. Published under Green Technology. No Comments.
Future Product Description Environmental engineering seems boundless, because it is based on the myriad ways in which nature solves its own engineering challenges. People have a system that pumps water 200 meter straight up to heaven in a system design that is quiet, requires no mechanical pumps, and never jams, but redwood trees do this every day. Environmental Engineering has a distance to the operations of nature to mimic, but fortunately, and natural beauty. . . More>>
Environmental Engineering: Designing a Sustainable Future (Green Technology)
Sioux tribe struggles after ice storm
February 2nd, 2010. Published under News. No Comments.
Sioux tribe struggles after ice storm
Parts of a sprawling, impoverished South Dakota reservation remain without water and electricity more than a week after an ice storm and blizzard swept through the region.
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