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Veiled Water Wonk Wars: Robert Stavins Vs. David Zetland on Water Conservation Pricing (LeakBird)

Mar.18, 2009

Water Desalinating Technology Boom Challenge to Dethrone Reverse Osmosis: Three Markets — Seawater Desalination, Inland Brackish Water, and Water Recycling (MSNBC)

Mar.18, 2009

Global Water Infrastructure Underfunded, Says World Bank @ WWF in Istanbul (AssociatedPress)

Mar.18, 2009

Join LeakBird @ The PG&E/ USGBC Water Conservation Showcase in San Francisco Next Week: David Zetland will Be There Too! (LeakBird)

Mar.17, 2009

Happy Fix a Leak Week (March 16-20)!!!: Fixing or Addressing Water Leaks can Save Homeowners, Landlords, Property Managers 10% on Water Bills (TheWaterBlog)

Mar.17, 2009

Global Financial Crisis Good for Water Industry, Says Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD): Twin Causes Water Demand and Dwindling Water Resources (TerraDaily)

Mar.17, 2009

Water Pricing Misconceptions: Tiered Block Water Rates Give No Incentive for Water Conservation (Robert Stavins, HuffingtonPost)

Mar.17, 2009

Shock: Lake Michigan Water Level Drops 1 Foot! Says Army Corps of Engineers (NBCChicago)

Mar.17, 2009

Water Tech Boom: Mexico to Build New $800M Water Purification Plant (Bloomberg)

Mar.17, 2009

World Water Forum (WWF) Begins with Arrest of International Rivers Activists in Istanbul, Turkey: 28,000 in Attendance (EnvironmentNewsService)

Mar.17, 2009

Smart Move IBM with “Smart Water” Technology Industry Play (CleanTechnica)

Mar.17, 2009

You Can Bank on Water Rationing in SoCal by July 1, 2009 (LeakBird)

Mar.16, 2009

You Never Want to Waste a Good (Water) Crisis: IBM’s Global Innovation Outlook Report on Strategic Water — PDF (GreenBiz)

Mar.16, 2009

California and The Metropolitan Water District’s Search for Water (SanDiegoTribune)

Mar.16, 2009

If a Toilet Runs in the Bathroom, will Anybody Hear?: or Toilets don’t Walk, They Run! (LeakBird)

Mar.15, 2009

Caifornia Drought and the Groundwater Replenishment System — Produces Water @ $600.00 Per Acre Foot : Within 3 Years, Imported Water will Cost $800.00 Per Acre Foot = Year’s Supply for 2 Families (Treehugger)

Mar.15, 2009

California Drought Water Bank but Very Little Water Supply to Sell: $275.00 Per Acre Foot of Water (OrovilleMercuryRegister)

Mar.15, 2009

Having Enough Water to Drink: Tampa Bay Surface Water Reservoir Supply GONE; Groundwater and Desalinated Water Only Water Tampa Bay can Rely On (MSNBC)

Mar.15, 2009

Free Water Markets: Chile Trading Water Rights with Little to No Government Oversight (NewYorkTimes)

Mar.15, 2009

IBM Jumpstarts Water Management Business (NewYorkTimes)

Mar.15, 2009

Home Water Conservation: Reusing White, Gray and Black Water (Reuters)

Mar.15, 2009

Water Rates to Jump 8% in Marana, Arizona in March, 2009 (AZStarNet)

Mar.14, 2009

Home Water Conservation: Reusing White, Gray and Black Water (CrunchyChicken)

Mar.14, 2009

Water Wars: Dividing Up Colorado River on Paper, as Its Water Flows Dwindle (SaltLakeTribune)

Mar.13, 2009

Aquifer Levels Continue Severe Decline in Southwest Florida, from which Tampa Bay Area gets 80% of Its Water!!! (TBNWeekly)

Mar.13, 2009

Californa Water Grab: Repudiating the OMG Worst Drought (Robert in Monterey, Calitics)

Mar.12, 2009

Drought in California and Georgia Doozie because States have Outgrown Their Water Supplies (Robert Glennon, HuffingtonPost)

Mar.12, 2009

The Average Monthly Household Water Bill ($51.00): Water Facts and Running Toilets (LeakBird)

Mar.11, 2009

New Water Use Study: How Residents can Lower Their High Water Bills (OCRegister)

Mar.11, 2009

Invisible Water of Life: Global Threat to Our Groundwater Supply (Europa)

Mar.11, 2009

Newark, Delaware to Raise Water Rates 20% (DelawareOnline)

Mar.10, 2009

David Zetland is Right: Water Rates have to Rise, and Globally Too (LeakBird)

Mar.10, 2009

West must Secure Water Supply, Even at High Price: California Uses Enough Water Per Year to Cover Washington State in Foot of It (Reuters)

Mar.10, 2009

Biggest Risk to Business – Water Rationing and Water Shortage: Why not Raise Water Prices Instead, which can be Passed on More Easily to Consumer? (Aguanomics)

Mar.10, 2009

Cities in China to See Sharp Rise in Water Rates, as Water Shortage Becomes More Severe: Average Domestic Water Price $.55 Per Ton of Water (ChinaDaily)

Mar.10, 2009

From Bread Basket to Water Basket Case: A Taste of Future Water Rationing Revisited (in California) (LeakBird)

Mar.09, 2009

From California to Oklahoma, Drought may Wreak Environmental Havoc on US (Guardian)

Mar.09, 2009

Water Problem in California: How Benefit Farm, Fish & People Simultaneously? (Californian)

Mar.09, 2009

The Long Tail of the Super Chinese Water Infrastructure: Less is More (FresnoBee)

Mar.09, 2009

Federation of Canadian Municipalities Asks Canadian Cities and Towns to Ban Bottled Water (CBCNews)

Mar.09, 2009

From Water Conversation to Water Conservation: Helping Our Children Understand the Water Crisis (Amy Wang, Oregonian)

Mar.09, 2009

Is California Drought Worst in History because there are 33M Water Customers + Central Valley Bread Basket? (David Curran, SanFranciscoChronicle)

Mar.09, 2009

Three Reasons for the Growing Demand for Water Conservation Technologies in the Drought Environment (LeakBird)

Mar.08, 2009

Artesian 100% New Zealand Bottled Water Available at Trader Joe’s in Wisconsin (CrikeyCreek)

Mar.08, 2009

John Hopkins Begins “Year of Water” Theme for Academic Year (SchoolOfAdvancedInternationalStudies)

Mar.08, 2009

San Francisco Submits Preliminary Permit Application to Feds for New Wave Power Project Off Ocean Beach: Will Generate 10 – 30 Megatts of Power, Provide 100 New Jobs (Gavin Newsom, CleanTechnica)

Mar.08, 2009

New Water Gold Rush for Prehistoric, Salty “Brackish Water” in New Mexico (ArizonaGeology)

Mar.08, 2009

Solving the Water Shortage Crisis: Water Innovation Opportunities for Water Entrepreneurs (SramanaMitra)

Mar.08, 2009

Growing Market Demand for Water Experts, AKA Hydrologists, Says Bureau of Labor Statistics (NewYorkTimes)

Mar.08, 2009

Foster City, California Endorses Tiered Water Rate Structure: Some Households’ Bi-Monthly Water Bills will Go from $128 to $221, while Others will Decrease; Average Water Bill to Rise 10%; 60 California Cities have Implemented Some Form of Tiered Rate Structure (MercuryNews)

Mar.08, 2009

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