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Texas Lawmakers Learn About Water Conservation
Resource Action Programs was one of more than a dozen agencies featured at the Texas Water Conservation Day held at the state capitol in Austin. The event showcased water conservation education efforts in the state of Texas.
“It was a great opportunity for legislators, their aides, and natural resource committee staff members to see some of the water conservation education programs currently on-going within the state,” said Carmon McCain, High Plains Underground Water Conservation District’s Information/Education Supervisor.
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Thank you for your support in 2009 and throughout the past sixteen years. With your help, the Resource Action Programs family of community conservation programs has saved an overwhelming amount of energy and water while increasing residential resource efficiency and community awareness.
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How many sixth graders know when and how to change the furnace filter at home? (And why it’s important?) Or how much water is used each time someone flushes the toilet? Or takes a shower? And how much energy is required to heat that water to 120 degrees for a two-minute shower – both before and after the installation of a low-flow showerhead?
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