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Students Learn Conservation, Math And A Little Plumbing – AMWUA: One for Water

By Warren Tenney Twenty-five sixth graders did a little plumbing for the Town of Gilbert last month. Drew Goodman and his classmates installed 42 aerators on faucets in 11 bathrooms inside the town…

Source: Students Learn Conservation, Math And A Little Plumbing – AMWUA: One for Water

Garden For Water!

Mary, Mary, quite contrary, how does your drainfield grow?

What does climate fluctuations, water conservation, floods, invasive plants, native species, onsite wastewater treatment fields, outdoor irrigation, leaky outdoor and indoor plumbing, high energy bills … (pause for breath!) have to do with that well know nursery rhyme?

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