“Innovating the Future of Water” is the theme of this year’s American Water Works Annual Conference and Exposition (ACE). Current trends suggest that this future may be troubled. Increasingly severe cyanobacteria blooms and the ongoing expansion of invasive quagga mussels are two areas of concern. Persistent drought throughout the Southwest has allowed potentially toxic cyanobacteria… Read more »
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Teysha Technologies Discovered a Breakthrough Against Plastic Pollution
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UK company Teysha Technologies have developed an entirely unique technology platform for the production of an organic-based, plastic substitute with almost unlimited market applications. Teysha’s investment team has been lead by Matthew Stone, one of the UK’s most prolific technology investor, alongside well-established industry figures such as ex Degussa Vice President Clive Rankin, and leading… Read more »
Gladcomm shows strength in Asian manufacturing market
Gladcomm continues to be a world leader in the matching of Asian manufacturing with businesses around the globe. The company has a long history of bringing sides together to produce high-quality materials at low production costs. For years, Gladcomm has worked with companies outsourcing work to Asian nations. Many of these businesses worked with manufacturers… Read more »
Ohio Water Industry Leaders to Discuss Innovative Cyanobacteria and Zebra Mussel Treatment with ESL
Ohio is an epicenter for water quality issues. The state has been plagued by invasive zebra mussels and potentially toxic cyanobacteria blooms for years. When the U.S. Smart Water Conference convenes in Akron on May 30, industry leaders will discuss an innovative solution to both problems. The annual U.S. Smart Water Conference brings together water… Read more »
Earth Science Labs Will Discuss Cyanobacteria Control at New York Rural Water Association Meeting
The New York Rural Water Association will meet in Verona this month. The annual conference takes place as the Empire State moves aggressively to protect its drinking water sources. Last December, Governor Andrew M. Cuomo announced a $65 million plan to combat harmful cyanobacteria blooms in the state. A bill currently under consideration by the… Read more »
