August 7, 2007--Denver Water signs onto WaterSense program (Denver Post)
Anyone needing a low-flow toilet or an irrigation system that measures soil moisture can now get a recommendation from Denver Water. The utility has agreed to participate in a federal Environmental Protection Agency program that promotes water-efficient products. The program, WaterSense, aims to provide a national brand, designating water-efficient products that cut water use by at least 20 percent. So far, the WaterSense brand is only offered for irrigation systems and toilets, but there are plans to begin marketing faucets next year.
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