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Dear Subscriber,
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07 February 2019
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Get leads for your products & services via digital marketing to reach 500,000 water professionals.
Looking forward to hearing from you! Best regards,
Trudi Schifter
Founder & CEO AquaSPE AG
Our editors have selected the top content of the last month for you - see below.
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Trending Technology
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| Automatic & Eco-friendly Emergency Water System |
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Constant Water's backup water system senses the loss of power and automatically activates to provide up to 120 gallons of pressurized fresh water to homes and businesses, without requiring a generator.
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DNA-based Rapid Testing Procedure Quickly Detects Sources of Contamination
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Researchers have developed a practical method for detecting water contamination from ruminants directly at the source, using a simple and economical DNA test.
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Biological Wastewater Treatment Using Regenerated Activated Carbon
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Wet Air Regeneration (WAR) and Activated Carbon Treatment (PACT) systems are used to recycle over 90% of the required activated carbon, reliably destroying absorbed contaminants, and converting sludge to ash.
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Water Testing and Monitoring with Comprehensive Water Intelligence Platform
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A new water intelligence platform can detect 20+ parameters as direct measurements at precision levels expected in labs, and it has already conducted over one million water quality tests across more than one million gallons of water.
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Editor's Choice
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David Fortune discusses key digital trends emerging in the water industry and main considerations for utility and municipality leaders wanting to harness the digital revolution.
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Thouheed Abdul Gaffoor talks about the implementation of innovative digital technologies and how Artificial Intelligence will reshape the water industry.
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Mamta Tomar welcomes suggestions of topics you think are essential to be included in her new book 'Biotechnology of Wastewater Treatment'
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Muntjeer Ali has a question about the pre-treatment of cosmetic industry wastewater, where the problem is manifested through very high TSS, O&G and COD content.
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This case study is searching an effective method of treating and reusing wastewater from the textile industry, looking into coagulation–flotation, sedimentation, aerobic, anaerobic, and advanced oxidation processes and ultrasonic oxidation technology.
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This paper addresses the extent to which reported estimates of water usage in electricity production provide an accurate ‘bridge’ when modelling the interdependencies between water and energy systems.
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Articles & Knowledge Exchange
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Eric Valette shares how the key to solving water scarcity is improving not only access to water, but doing much more with existing water through better 'water use efficiency'.
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Cecilia Tortajada and colleagues propose a framework that considers water development stages to present a series of dynamic relationships between water demand changes and overall economic development.
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Omar Gadalla shares a video in which he explains all you need to know about sequencing batch reactors.
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Christina Schellbach discusses the advantages of ion-selective sensors, in contrast with titration or other photometric methods.
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Featured Jobs
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Global Water Partnership
Stockholm, Sweden
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Organica Water
Princeton, NJ, United States
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Garver
Houston, TX, United States
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Bids/Tenders
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Response due date: 27 February 2019
Location: British Columbia, Canada
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Response due date: 07 March 2019
Location: Illinois, United States
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Response due date: 28 February 2019
Location: Michigan, United States
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Events
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This event is the essential source of knowledge exchange for forward-thinking technology, networks, IT and innovation leaders. New features: two roundtables and a collaborative mini design-sprint focusing on the role of smart in achieving zero leakage.
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The summit brings together 250+ water leaders for two days of collaboration, dialogue and deal-making. Networking is made easy, including advance connections with speakers and delegates via a 1:1 meeting system and a dedicated networking hub throughout the summit.
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