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Conservation House
Madison Water Utility is planning to use this vacant lot as a public education tool by building a house focused around water conservation features. (Photo by Wisconsin State Journal)
Water conservation can be a worn-out topic, but Madison (Wisconsin) Water Utility is taking control of the conversation with an innovative new “water conservation house.” The utility is selling three unused residential lots to a developer, with the agreement that one of the houses be a demonstration house modeling a variety of water-saving features. “We think it’s something that would really be a great teaching tool and then a great house for whoever ultimately buys it,” says Amy Barrilleaux, utility spokeswoman, in an article by the Wisconsin State Journal. Madison Water plans to invest $87,000 for design and administration, $72,000 of that going
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