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04 November 2015
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We'd like to invite you to join other water businesses on the network by creating your Company Profile. Our organizations listing includes over 1000 suppliers and is an excellent place to find new sales leads and marketing opportunities.
The Water Network has a goal to reach 1 million members by 2020 to help solve water crisis by connecting water professionals and sharing knowledge. If you are not a part of the mission yet, join us today.
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Vishakha Rajput
COO, The Water Network
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Trending Technology
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Calgary Water Element Sensor Gets Accelerated
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Local Calgary start up FREDSense’s technology has developed a portable sensor that detects different elements within water. The sensor is currently tuned to detect heavy metals like copper, zinc and arsenic in water.
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Clean Water Without the Use of Chemicals
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Scientists at INM are working on a desalination method which does not require the addition of chemicals and which is highly energy-efficient. This environmentally friendly process can even be used to generate electricity.
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Anglian Water Exploring 3D Printing in Water Technology
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Anglian Water has become the first UK water company to explore the future of 3D printing technology. This was achieved through collaboration with The Sheffield Water Centre, dedicated to solving major challenges in the water sector.
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Company Updates
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Leak Detection Solutions Startup Receives Investment of $2.2m
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Aquarius Spectrum, an Israeli startup, specializing in automatic monitoring and leak detection solutions in urban water networks Receives Vote of Confidence from Hutchison Water with an Investment of $2.2m.
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Global Water Intelligence - Industrial Water Services & Chemicals report
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The report will investigate the unique water challenges in each industry and how these challenges are creating opportunities for full solution providers, chemical suppliers and oilfield service companies.
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Editor's Choice
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Prof. Arjen Hoekstra - the founder of the Water Footprint Network, talks about water footprint and virtual water.
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Kathleen Ferris has been involved in Arizona water issues for the past 38 years. Here she writes about Pheonix turning into a distinctively desert city.
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Curtis Faucher, a Research Engineer Intern at the EWMCE and Master of Science Student at the University of Alberta, is spearheading this collaborative project between EWMCE, Transportation Services, and the University of Alberta interdisciplinary field.
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Nishesh Mehta writes about building sustainable businesses in the water sector in India and challenges those businesses face.
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Upal De Silva is interested in knowing design details for constructed wetland and the way of improving the nutrient removal efficiency.
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Featured Events
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The 3rd EIP Water conference will foster innovation in the European water sector by showcasing the experience of innovators and the lessons they have learnt.
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The International Water Summit (IWS) is a global platform for promoting water sustainability in arid regions. Based in Abu Dhabi, a global hub for water innovation , IWS is at the heart of the water-energy nexus ; the only place where the world's water and energy experts come together.
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