Harvesting Rainwater: Dominate your Home's Drought With the 8 Principles | Design Passive and Active Systems and Control Gray Water Flow With the Power Of Nature On your Side

Dominate your Home's Drought With the 8 Principles | Design Passive and Active Systems and Control Gray Water Flow With the Power Of Nature On your Side
The 8 step-by-step principles for smart harvesting
Are you looking for simple, non-trivial measures to rid your home of drought?
Are you ready to mimic the natural patterns of water and sediment flow and create an independent ecosystem?
If the answer is "YES", I recommend you read on!
Water is a critical resource that is increasingly under pressure. However, precipitation, even in arid climates, can account for a significant portion of a home, property or farm's water needs if it's carefully collected and used. The secret lies in designing, planning and implementing a wide range of systems with highly effective and cost-effective active and passive strategies that harness the combined potential of many free on-site resources, including rainwater, graywater, solar, wind, shade, soil fertility and more.
If you think rainwater harvesting is too complicated for you, think again…
In this guide, you'll learn 8 principles that, when applied in sequence, create a self-sustaining ecosystem that can survive even in dry climates, reduce utility costs, increase soil fertility, recharge groundwater, and improve water quality.