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Call Before You Dig! Website
Chromium in Drinking Water Information
Chromium in Drinking Water Information
Click to open EPA Link to Chromium in Drinking Water Information
King County Emergency News
King County Public Health Boil Water FAQ
King County Public Health Boil Water FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions/Emergency Preparedness/Disaster/Boil Water
King County Regional Public Information Network
Simply Leak Detection
Asbestos Recycling Information
Asbestos Recycling Information
Information about the advocacy organization LawFirm.com which provides educational resources, support and information to anyone that may have questions about what asbestos is and the right way to go about recycling it.
Utility Bills set to Increase Under Approved King County Measure
Utility Bills set to Increase Under Approved King County Measure
Islanders' utility bills will increase next year when a King County rule requiring utility companies to pay rent goes into effect.
The law - Ordinance 18403 - was passed quietly last November by the King County Council, which took two weeks to move the measure from first introduction to approval. Now, the implementation plan that will ultimately decide how much each utility owes is open for public comment until Thursday, Dec. 7, and agencies such as Puget Sound Energy and the Vashon Sewer District are speaking out against it.
King County Library
Data Science & Climate Change
Ms. Lisa Harris shared a link to this article her student, Joana, found as a great resource on data science and how it can be applied to the issues we face with climate change.
Saving Water Partnership Annual Report
Ultimate Guide on Water Conservation
Ultimate Guide on Water Conservation
Ms. Lisa Harris shared a link to this article her student, Cheryl, found as a great resource on water conservation. We are currently in a "Voluntary" stage of water conservation for King County. This article does have some great suggestions.
Water Footprint Calculator
AWWA Water Wiser Drip Calculator
AWWA Water Wiser Drip Calculator
Measure how much water is wasted due to leaks.
Bathroom Remodel.com
Water is a resource that is not without its limitations. That’s because only one percent of the water on Earth is fresh, or safe for use. In certain areas of the country, there is the very real threat of water shortages. A lack of fresh, usable w
Partnership for Water Conservation
Saving Water Partnership
Need a coupon for the toilet rebate? You can get it here.
WaterSense
8 Benefits of WA State Sewer & Water Districts
8 Benefits of WA State Sewer & Water Districts
http://www.kcwd90.com/forms/00142.pdf
http://www.waswdmap.org/
Call Before You Dig! Website
EPA
Click to open information on Chromium Six
King County
King County Sewage Treatment Capacity Charge
Metropolitan Water Pollution Abatement Advisory Committee
Washington State Legislature
United States Environmental Protection Agency
Test Your WaterSense
Water Busters
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City of Renton
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Cascade Water Alliance
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Renton Reporter
The Water Page
Water pollution is a growing problem that causes many adverse effects on Earth's atmosphere. Affecting oceans, rivers, lakes, and other waterways, pollution has a variety of sources and causes.