Increasing Water Efficiency with EPA’s WaterSense Program

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Increasing Water Efficiency with EPA’s WaterSense Program

by Sean Daily in Fixtures, Podcasts, Saving Water, Water at Home

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GreenTalk Radio host Sean Daily talks to Stephanie Thornton of the EPA about their WaterSense program. Much like the EnergyStar program, WaterSense seeks to help Americans to save water and protect the environment by creating product efficiency standards that manufacturers must meet in order to receive the WaterSense certification label on their products.

Posted on May 22, 2009

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epa, greentalk radio, save water, Sean Daily, water, water efficiency, water usage, WaterSense, watersense certified, watersense program

About the Author

Sean Daily

Sean Daily is the co-founder and Editor-In-Chief of Green Living Ideas and Blue Living Ideas, as well as being the host of the popular GreenTalk Radio podcast. He is a San Francisco Bay Area entrepreneur and internationally-recognized expert on Internet-based publishing and social media marketing, and enterprise information technologies.