Tap Water - Why we need to understand the quality - and protect this crucial resource and not WASTE it
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Tap Water - Why we need to understand the quality - and protect this crucial resource and not WASTE it
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About this listen
The conversation explores the critical issue of drinkable water scarcity and the advancements in water treatment technology that can convert non-drinkable water sources into safe drinking water. Cydian Kauffman discusses the alarming statistics regarding the availability of drinkable water and highlights the innovative technologies that can help address this global challenge.
https://purewaternorthwest.com/
Cydian Kauffman
CEO, Pure Water Northwest
https://purewaternorthwest.com/
Cydian@purewaternorthwest.com
360-908-8947
206-281-4100
Takeaways
- Only about 0.03 percent of the water in the world is drinkable.
- Drinkable water is becoming increasingly scarce.
- Water treatment technology can make non-drinkable water safe to drink.
- We can convert swamp water into drinking water.
- We can also convert sewer water into drinking water.
- The technology for water treatment is advancing rapidly.
- There is still a significant amount of clean water available.
- Water treatment can help alleviate water scarcity issues.
- Innovative solutions are crucial for sustainable water management.
- The conversation highlights the importance of environmental sustainability.
#conservewater #irrigation #smartwater #tapwater #microplastics
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