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The International Carwash Association announces WaterSavers Partner Program ICA Share ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() The International Carwash Association™ announces the WaterSavers™ Partner program, open to all vendor members of the Association. This new program creates the opportunity for car wash vendors to add value to their current customer relationships and enhance brand recognition in the marketplace. More
Solutions for onsite wastewater treatment Civil Engineering News Share ![]() ![]() ![]()
Low-pressure distribution (LPD) systems are an emerging alternative to the conventional septic tank systems that are commonly used at locations outside of municipal sewer service areas. ARRO engineers have done extensive work with LPD systems in Maryland, which has been progressive in the use of LPD systems, and offer their experienced insights into the advantages and challenges of working with these non-conventional systems. More Mr. Clean® coming to shine Chicago cars Proctor & Gamble Share ![]() ![]() ![]()
Mr. Clean, internationally-recognized for his buff build, bald head and tough stance on clean, is coming to Chicago, aiming to make cars sparkle and customers smile. With 15 locations already under his well-branded banner, Mr. Clean Car Wash® is looking for franchisees in the Chicago market. More
Nigel cleans up on car washes Sunderland Echo Share ![]() ![]() ![]()
A waterless car wash is proving a revelation for drivers. Nigel Taylor has come up with an environmentally-friendly way of getting your car sparkling without draining Derwent Reservoir. More Father and son team want to build first national car wash brand The Scranton Times Tribune Share ![]() ![]() ![]()
Less than a year after opening their first Team Blue Hand Car Wash in State College, Pa., founders and father-and-son team Jeff and Jason Haas plan to expand, including in Northeast Pennsylvania. More
Cutting water use to curb carbon dioxide Popular Mechanics Share ![]() ![]() ![]()
The United States is a thirsty nation: We use about 150 trillion gallons of water a year, according to the U.S. Geological Survey—to grow food, generate electricity and run our homes. The collection, transport, storage, treatment and eventual return of most of this deluge back to nature requires significant amounts of energy. More Turning your office green All Business Share ![]() ![]() ![]()
Cut your costs while doing something good for the environment? For small-business owners, that may sound like an oxymoron. After all, only multibillion-dollar behemoths like Cisco Systems can afford to commission the construction of "green" office buildings, right? However, it is possible to get the best of both worlds — just maybe not on such a grand scale. More
The State of the Union for small business - pointers for renewing the entrepreneurial imperative Business.gov Share ![]() ![]() ![]()
In this article, published by Allbusiness.com - "Attack, Don't Wait for Uncle Sam's Helping Hand" - small business expert and fellow Business.gov blogger, Rieva Lesonsky outlined the President's proposals for small business", she also called for a renewed entrepreneurial imperative. More
Lack of awareness about water risks threatens to sink global firms GreenBiz Share ![]() ![]() ![]()
Although many consider water to be "free," its growing scarcity promises to carry a hefty price tag for the world's businesses and for those who have invested in them. More Which of these six leadership styles works best? The Wall Street Journal Share ![]() ![]() ![]()
Leadership is a big, vague, amorphous topic. We can write about great leaders at great length. But practically speaking, how do you become one? More
Chemical supplier evaluations go Green Purchasing.com Share ![]() ![]() ![]()
Sourcing professionals are at crossroads when working with chemical suppliers. While the typical issues of cost, ontime delivery and quality remain a constant, the issues of sustainability and the Green supply chain are quickly altering the equation. More
CarWash College makes "start-up" house calls CarWash College Share ![]() ![]() ![]()
To help new car wash operators get started on the right foot, CarWash College is offering a new on-site, start-up training program. More
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