Sustainability Archives - Page 6 of 8

The Department of the Interior is implementing Western water cuts and water loss plans as the Colorado River continues to lose water.

The Inflation Reduction Act became law Aug. 16, moving billions for Western drought relief efforts and tax credits for environmental changes.

The Toro Company released its 2021 sustainability report, which highlights newly defined goals per its Sustainability Endures initiative.

In this Smart Irrigation Month Q&A, Eric Olson of Fort Collins Utilities breaks down the city's smart irrigation involvement and future.

In this Smart Irrigation Month Q&A, Forrest Wallace of K&D Landscaping breaks down the company's smart irrigation involvement and future plans.

Project EverGreen will host an inaugural golf classic Aug. 29 to support its mission of curbing global warming and creating a greener planet.

A June 21 webinar, co-hosted by the IA, CLCA and NALP, expanded on California's water restrictions following an original June 6 webinar.

In this Smart Irrigation Month Q&A, Justin Nichols of OptConnect breaks down the company's smart irrigation involvement and future plans.

In this Smart Irrigation Month Q&A series, Mike Haldane of Calsense breaks down the company's smart irrigation involvement and future plans.

The North Texas Municipal Water District is upgrading its Wilson Creek Regional Wastewater Treatment Plant to service a growing population.