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Year: 2015
An introduction and recommendations for the City of Evanston to adopt in relation to water conservation and efficiency planning
An introduction and recommendations for the City of Evanston to adopt in relation to water conservation and efficiency planning
This outreach brochure provides simple steps for homeowners to conserve on outdoor water use. Lawn watering and other outdoor water uses can account for 30 percent of Illinois home water usage throughout the summer, but only half of that water penetrates the soil, with the rest lost due to inefficient watering practices. Reducing outdoor water waste in Illinois saves money and protects our limited water resources, especially during times of drought. We can all take a few simple steps to use water more efficiently.
Original document available from: http://www.nwpa.us/pdfs/resource_center/FY14-0073_LAWN TO LAKES NWPA Brochure_CONSERVING WATER_WEB.pdf
Visit this destination website to explore the coastal regions of Indiana and Illinois. Places of interest include national parks, city parks, blueways, and other locations perfect for a day outdoors.
For more detailed information, visit Southern Lake Michigan Outdoors
This website chronicles sediment cleanup by the U.S. Environmental Protect Agency and partners in targeted Great Lakes Areas of Concern.
For more detailed information, visit Great Lakes Mud
This site provides easy access to long-term, environmental monitoring data collected throughout the Great Lakes.
For more detailed information, visit Great Lakes Monitoring
Explore some the city’s celebrated sites as you walk or bike the tour routes. You will learn the history, ecology, and engineering of Chicago’s lakefront.
For more detailed information, visit Chicago Water Walk App
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