Rainwater harvesting, Water conservation, Green building, and Sustainable infrastucture

How the internet and social media can hurt water conservation efforts

September 8, 2011 Reclaimed Water

Water conservation takes a lot of effort. It doesn’t just happen as you think it would. Cities and states spend a lot of money trying to educate their residents about how to conserve water. Without education and awareness campaigns, how else would residents know when to start conserving during a drought or some other water [...]

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Lone Star Water Forum at Washington County Fairgrounds : Rainwater Harvesting

September 2, 2011 Rainwater Harvesting

Join IWS for the Lone Star Water Forum at the Washington County Fairgrounds for their program “Rainwater Harvesting: From the Inside Out”. We will be displaying our rainwater harvesting equipment as well as pictures of our rainwater collection systems. They will also have a full program of speakers, including one of our old clients. There [...]

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World War II water conservation posters

August 30, 2011 Water Conservation

I found these water conservation posters online a few years ago and have been holding onto them. Many cities and other organizations create marketing materials to educate people about water conservation. In this day and time, it is strange to think about getting people to conserve water for the good of their nation, particularly for [...]

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Why should you read the IWS blog

August 21, 2011 FAQs

Welcome to the blog for Innovative Water Solutions! e are a design/build firm that specializes in water conservation technologies. The intent of this blog is to be a resource for people concerned about water and related topics. Since I am a civil engineer, I specifically want this blog to provide people a solid understanding of [...]

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