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The Colorado River Crisis: Why It Matters and How We Can Fix It

The Colorado River is in crisis. For over two decades, water levels in the river’s reservoirs have been steadily declining, and we are now facing critical shortages that threaten water supplies for millions of Americans. Experts warn that without immediate, large-scale action, we could soon reach a point of no return. Why This Is a […]

The Neighborly Guide to Preventing Water Waste

Water conservation is not just an individual responsibility—it’s a collective effort. While one person’s inaction won’t single-handedly derail progress, widespread disregard for water efficiency will prevent meaningful change. We are facing a future where the global population is growing, but our water supply is not. That means we need more innovative solutions, better awareness, and […]

The Critical Role of Soil Health in Water Management

A good understanding of soil health is a minimum requirement for every water manager and farmer. Healthy soil forms the foundation of a productive food system and is one of the key factors when determining how much water plants need. In drought or water scarcity, our focus often turns solely to rainfall or irrigation. However, […]

Keep Your Trees Healthy During Drought: Essential Watering Strategies and Tips

Trees are among the most valuable assets in your landscape. They require special attention to remain healthy and resilient during and after droughts. With changing climate patterns and frequent drought conditions, proper watering techniques have become more critical. This updated guide shares five expert tips for watering trees during a drought so your trees continue […]

Why the West’s Water Shortages Are a National Concern

The Western United States has experienced 23 years of drought as of 2023, marking the longest megadrought in at least 1,200 years. This prolonged period of dryness began in the year 2000 and has been exacerbated by rising temperatures and climate change. Key points include: According to a 2022 study published in Nature Climate Change, […]

Mastering Waterwise Gardening: Top Techniques for Sustainable Landscapes

Water conservation is no longer just a buzzword; it’s a critical practice for ensuring the health of our planet and the longevity of our landscapes. As water resources become increasingly scarce, homeowners and gardeners face the challenge of maintaining lush, vibrant gardens without wasting this precious resource. Fortunately, there’s good news: you can transform your […]

Non-Potable Water Use: A Growing Necessity in Landscape Irrigation

As potable water supplies dwindle and the cost per gallon continues to rise, it’s more important than ever to use every drop wisely. One effective strategy for conserving drinking water is substituting it with non-potable alternatives—such as rainwater, air conditioning condensate, stormwater runoff, and treated wastewater (commonly called “recycled water”)—for applications like landscape irrigation. Initiatives […]

5 Reasons Why a Scientifically Generated Irrigation Schedule is Best for Your Landscape

A lush, vibrant landscape that flourishes requires more than just a green thumb. It demands a scientific approach to irrigation. Unfortunately, making all the calculations needed to properly schedule irrigation is a time-consuming task only a few understand. If you need help understanding that, check out the video at the end of this article and […]

Eight Water Stocks to Follow in 2025

As we approach the end of 2024, the stock market has exhibited notable growth, with major indices reaching new heights. The Nasdaq Composite has risen by 34.4% year-to-date, the S&P 500 by 27%, and the Dow Jones Industrial Average by 16.5% (investopedia.com). Our focus remains on water-related investments, which continue to demonstrate resilience due to […]

Caring for Soil: Why It Matters More Than Ever

Soil is more than just the ground beneath us—it is the foundation of life on Earth. It supports ecosystems, enables agriculture, and is indispensable in regulating the global environment. Despite its vital significance, soil often goes unnoticed in our daily lives. The United Nations declared December 5th as World Soil Day in 2013 to highlight […]

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