Implementing water conservation tune-ups in buildings, such as Lindsay Park in Brooklyn, has proven to be a highly effective way to identify and address water waste, resulting in significant savings of up to 30% in water usage and a decrease in annual water bills, while also benefiting the environment by reducing electricity consumption for pumping systems.
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Curbing Water Waste
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Problem Solved: Brown Water – Stopping It at the Source
Brown water isn't sewage – but there are simple ways to prevent it coming out of your taps.
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Water Submeters Cut Use, Save Money
Pay for what you use – what a concept!
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Preventing Plague
Get a third-party inspection of your water-cooling tower.
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Warning! Warning! A New System for Tracking Down Leaks
What can you do about water leaks as the annual cost of water rises?
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The Plaza 400 Concerto
Three capital improvement projects completed successfully like a melodious symphony.
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Water Remedies
How to keep your budget from going down the drain.
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Water Vigilance
Don’t drown in water bills: money-saving advice that won’t evaporate.
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The Case of the Belching Boiler
Sometimes a second opinion can save you big bucks.
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Making Repairs, Reducing Apartment Size
Making repairs and reducing an apartment’s size.
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