THOMASVILLE — Thomasville residents will soon have an opportunity to learn how to turn rain into gain through a pair of free, hands-on Rain Barrel Workshops hosted by the City of Thomasville.

The program is for customers in communities that may not be able to afford turf removal or water-saving upgrades.

The City of Melbourne is offering $50 rebates to homeowners who install the following water-saving features in their homes.

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For the past three years, engineering consultant Michael Antinelli has worked with the city of Miami Beach and its residents to draw up individualized flood-prevention plans. So far, he’s visited 140 ...

Pennsylvania American Water is encouraging customers throughout portions of its statewide service territory to voluntarily ...

The Department of Environmental Protection invites you to participate in this year's Source Water Protection Week, taking ...

The Amish community is often admired for its simple, self-sufficient way of life. By intentionally stepping away from modern ...

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HONOLULU (KHON2) — While a big orange barrel in a backyard may not seem like much at first, it can actually be a great tool to save tons of money on water bills, while also helping the ocean. Malama ...

Walmart has rather predictably launched its own fall sale event to counter Amazon’s Prime Big Deal Days, with hyped discounts ...