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High Efficiency Toilets (HETs) are the next important wave in plumbing conservation efforts for North America, according to a new white paper released by American Standard Brands.

The Stormwater Multi-Sector General Permit was recently issued for an estimated 4,100 industrial facilities in 29 different sectors to implement site-specific stormwater pollution prevention plans to protect water quality.

Lawmakers continue to drive toward extending the solar investment tax credit.

Solar vehicle manufacturer Cruise Car Inc. has partnered with the University of Mississippi to provide green transportation.

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution recently reported on a commercial project in Roswell, Ga., that will utilize a 60,000-gallon cistern for rainwater collection.

Report outlines rapid-recovery economic program that moves America toward a clean energy future.

“Fifty for Fifty” initiative to engage state legislators in every state to develop green schools caucuses.

More of the nation’s apartments and condominiums are going green as multifamily builders and developers respond to growing consumer interest in sustainable building practices, according to a recent survey by the NAHB.

American Standard recently launched two online tools that promote water conservation by personalizing the experience for users.

The Santa Fe home uses 80 percent less energy. It includes a 5,000-gallon rainwater collection system, and a solar system that provides hot water and radiant heat.