EPA's label for water-efficient products is called what?

EPA's label for water-efficient products is called what?

• A. Energy Star
• B. WaterSense
• C. Green Seal
• D. EcoLogo

Answer: (B)

WaterSense is the EPA’s label for water-efficient products and services. It’s a voluntary program that sets criteria for how much water a product can use while still delivering good performance, so items that meet the standard—like toilets, faucets, showerheads, and irrigation controllers—can carry the WaterSense label. This helps consumers quickly identify products that save water and reduce operating costs without sacrificing effectiveness. Energy Star focuses on energy efficiency, not water; Green Seal is a broader environmental certification not specific to the EPA’s water-label program; EcoLogo is another environmental certification not tied to the EPA’s water label.

WaterSense is the EPA’s label for water-efficient products and services. It’s a voluntary program that sets criteria for how much water a product can use while still delivering good performance, so items that meet the standard—like toilets, faucets, showerheads, and irrigation controllers—can carry the WaterSense label. This helps consumers quickly identify products that save water and reduce operating costs without sacrificing effectiveness.

Energy Star focuses on energy efficiency, not water; Green Seal is a broader environmental certification not specific to the EPA’s water-label program; EcoLogo is another environmental certification not tied to the EPA’s water label.