January 10, 2010 – 10:53 pm
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WaterSense is a consumer product label developed by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in its efforts to encourage the use of water efficiency in manufacturing and product design. The program is currently voluntary and designation as a WaterSense product requires that it meet certain EPA specifications.
In order to obtain a WaterSense label, products [...]
January 10, 2010 – 2:07 am
We have become so accustomed to seeing sky glow – that orangey glow 90% of Americans see at night in developed areas – we consider it a natural phenomenon. Many aesthetically appealing low-energy using LED lighting fixtures are now available for outdoor use, but installation must be done properly if we are to attempt to reduce light pollution. Managers can enhance the ambiance of their grounds and buildings with some simple training.
By Elizabeth Madrigal
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Posted in Energy
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Also tagged Alabama beach mouse, CFLs, Compact Fluorescent Lamps, DOE, EnergyStar SSL Rating, EPA, Florida sea turtle, friendly sky lighting, landlords, LEDs, light pollution, light trespass, nocturnal animals, ordinance lighting, Residents, sky glow, USDOE
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