Water Wise Development Coalition Meeting - 3
Water-Wise Resources: WaterSense and WERS
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Webinar Summary:
The third coalition meeting featured presentations of Water-Wise development resources from WaterSense and WERS.
Agenda:
- ULI Welcome and Overview (10 min)
- Water Wise Development Resources Presentations and Q&A (60 min: 20 min presentation & 10 min Q&A each)
- Jonah Schein, National Program Manager for Homes & Buildings, WaterSense Program, US EPA on WaterSense resources
- Mike Collignon, Executive Director & Co-Founder, Green Builder Coalition about Water Efficiency Rating Score (WERS) resources
- Group Discussion about potential implementation projects (25 min)
Learn more about the Water Wise Development Coalition HERE.
Webinar Summary: The third coalition meeting featured presentations of Water-Wise development resources from WaterSense and WERS.
Agenda:
- ULI Welcome and Overview (10 min)
- Water Wise Development Resources Presentations and Q&A (60 min: 20 min presentation & 10 min Q&A each)
- Jonah Schein, National Program Manager for Homes & Buildings, WaterSense Program, US EPA on WaterSense resources
- Mike Collignon, Executive Director & Co-Founder, Green Builder Coalition about Water Efficiency Rating Score (WERS) resources
- Group Discussion about potential implementation projects (25 min)
Learn more about the Water Wise Development Coalition HERE.
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