President Donald Trump signed an order reversing a Biden-era rule that limited water flow in showerheads. Trump believes ...

Or consumers can simply look for toilets with a WaterSense label, a voluntary marketing program sponsored by the Environmental Protection Agency. All WaterSense toilets use 1.28 gallons or less ...

Last year, water bills in the Mid-Atlantic, Pacific, and West North Central regions rose faster than the national rate. The ...

The president said Americans should be able to take the kinds of showers they want without government interference.

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How is it possible that despite all the rain we’ve had lately, our region still remains in a critical water deficit? Unfortunately, drought conditions didn’t occur overnight, and neither will they ...

Make sure toilets, faucets, and showerheads are WaterSense labeled; • Stop all non-essential water use; • Be extra cautious with outdoor fires, grills, and flammable materials. Immediate steps ...

Trump has often contended that low-flow showerheads, toilets and sinks use more water ... The EPA's current voluntary WaterSense standard for showerheads is 2 gpm. Showerheads on display at ...

Trump has often contended that low-flow showerheads, toilets and sinks use more water ... The EPA's current voluntary WaterSense standard for showerheads is 2 gpm. According to the EPA, showering ...