Resources

Resources

Looking for more information? Please use the links below to check out related sites and learn more about drinking water, municipal authorities, the environment, and more.

Home Water Works
This is a great website to visit if you want to learn more about water conservation, but don’t know where to start. Use their Water Calculator to estimate how much water your household uses and how it compares to a similar average, highly-efficient home. You’ll also find useful tips and resources for saving water and money without sacrificing comfort or convenience.

Water’s Worth It
See how your daily life is inextricably linked to water and why it’s so important to safeguard it.

H2ouse.org
Water Saver House

NASA’s Climate Kids :: Projects, games, trivia and so much more!
Water Conservation and STEM – Resources to enhance K–12 STEM-focused water conservation learning.
EPA Water Sense Kids – Simple ways to save water
Water Sense/US EPA – Lets readers learn how to save water and protect the environment by choosing Water Sense labeled products in their home, yard, and business.
National Geographic – Water conservation tips

Peace Valley Nature Center
Wissahickon Valley Watershed Association
Bucks County Conservation District

Pennsylvania Municipal Authorities Association (PMAA)
PA Rural Water Association
American Water Works Association
PA Department of Environmental Protection
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Warwick Township – Bucks County

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Lead and Copper Testing of Your Water Supply

We are compiling a list of residents who want to participate in the Lead and Copper testing.  As it gets closer, we will email more details.  But it's pretty simple.... We will give you a date in June.  The night before the date, we will drop off a bottle for you to put your sample in.  The next morning you place the bottle out on your step, and we will be by to pick it up.   When we get the results, we will email them to you.

 Send an email to jleber@wtwsa.org and let me know if you want to participate. Â