
Water conservation could mean big savings for healthcare facilities
With water and sewer utility rates rising between 5 and 10 percent every year in many parts of the United States, investments in water conservation practices could lead to substantial savings for healthcare facilities.
By Healthcare Facilities Today
January 22, 2013
Topic Area: Industry News , Sustainable Operations
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