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Dear subscribers,
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23 March 2017
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This newsletter makes history today as the largest single communication ever to water professionals, reaching more than 300,000 globally.
You may now promote your products, solutions and companies in this newsletter and on the homepage of The Water Network with > 2 million page views per year. Each month a maximum of three companies will be selected by our editorial staff to be featured - apply today!
We are dedicated to maintaining our focus on accurate, trending news and shared water knowledge without editorial comment or philosophical debate, free to all.
Kind regards,
Vishakha Rajput
COO, The Water Network
Trending Technology
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IBM's New IoT Technology for Water Management
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IBM is working on integrated IoT solutions for environmental monitoring and management. IBM's cognitive IoT technologies will provide learning capabilities for sensor platforms to ensure quality and reliable data capturing, which will help protect and conserve natural resources.
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Free Water Risk Assessment Tool for Businesses
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Water Risk Monetizer is a free tool for water risk assessment. It helps businesses calculate the costs of water treatment, influence of pollution, water requirements in comparison to water availability and shows custom enterprise risk profiles for a specific company.
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Water Quality Testing Advances 10x the Current Standards
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Promega Corporation and AppliTek created a fast and precise online measurement technology for microbial pathogen monitoring in drinking water. It offers low-cost analysis and can do tests every 15 minutes.
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Small Circulator Improves Water Quality in Ponds and Lakes
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The AerationPlus circulator from Medora Corporation produces circulation in lakes and ponds and therefore reduces blue-green algae and odors and improves the water quality in general.
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Editor's Choice
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Philipp Saumweber talks about SunDrop Farms and the desalination and hydroponics technologies the company uses for sustainable agriculture in otherwise unfavorable conditions.
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Grant Gibbs discusses the Hippo Roller, which enables collection and transport of large amounts of water using just human power, which has given many communities in South Africa better access to water.
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Minja Ivanov at the Regional Environmental Center is planning to implement the "blue school concept" to design a program to educate school children about water sustainability. Please share any experience with such water programs.
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This blog by Mooyoung Han discusses the problems in the policies for managing Korea's national water assets.
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Luís Simas blogs about how knowledge sharing can be leveraged to ensure access to safe water and sanitation on a global scale.
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Featured Events
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This event covers the topics of Desalination, Industrial Wastewater Treatment, Water Filtration and Ultra-filtration Technologies, Funding Opportunities, with special focus on the main Sicilian water-related challenges
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The Smart Water Systems conference will discuss the increasingly large role that data and information plays in the water management industry.
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Featured Jobs
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