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NOVATO, Calif. – The 45th anniversary of Earth Day brings increased awareness to the issues associated with water scarcity. People around the globe are becoming increasingly sensitive and focused on the unnecessary waste of the earth's precious resources. Mandatory water restrictions are being implemented by leaders, agencies and municipalities across the United States.
What many don't know is that advanced technology solutions exist, and can help consumers and businesses deal with these restrictions, and the need to conserve water. For the first time, ETwater is available direct to the public, and for a low monthly subscription fee. Sign-up now, online at etwater.com.
“The planet's sustainability is all our responsibility,” says Pat McIntyre, Chairman and CEO of ETwater. “The combination of our internet based technology platform, and smart controller devices, enables us to help businesses and consumers to conserve water while preserving a healthy landscape.”
ETwater has been investing in and developing a complete, cloud-based smart irrigation system, which reduces water consumption by up to 50 percent versus conventional irrigation methods. The company has over a decade of experience working with the country's largest businesses, municipalities and HOAs to help reduce and optimize water consumption. ETwater holds several key patents on smart irrigation technology and was the first company to obtain the Irrigation Association's SWAT (Smart Water Application Testing) in 2004, and is EPA Watersense certified.
Included in the cost of the new ETwater irrigation service:
• New or retrofit smart controller device with warranty replacements and repairs
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