Alex Steffen presents a new way of thinking about sustainable cities in his Ted Talk this July. He believes we are actually setting up society for failure against climate change because of the current framing of the solution. Instead of [...]
The #WaterWednesday Giveaway got off to an amazing start, and with only two weeks left to participate, we’re encouraging everyone to join the excitement! The fun will continue this Wednesday at 3 PM EST when we post a water-related question [...]
Cities, as a concept, are not water friendly. They disrupt the natural water process of replenishing groundwater, serving natural habitats, and supporting local ecosystems. Gathering large amounts of humans in a small place throws off nature’s built-in balances, which is [...]
Seventy percent of the worlds freshwater goes to agriculture. An Australian company is trying to make that percentage used the best way possible. AquaSpy places sensors 60” underground in fields send out frequency signals every three minutes to gather the [...]
* As featured in Second Nature, Written by Melissa McDonald, Business Development, Organica Water and Jonathan Lanciani, President & CEO, Organica Water Signatories of the ACUPCC recognize that global warming is a real issue and have created substantial progress in [...]
Bacteria levels in the Hudson River are high in some areas, reports the New York Times, due to overflowing water systems. Heavy rainfall exasperates combined sewer systems, causing raw sewage to be released into large waterways and bringing a wealth [...]
As pharmaceuticals and chemicals continue to be found in surface and source water, their effects on wildlife and nature continue to be exploited. The growing amount of research and science is slowly pushing water regulation authorities to approve stricter effluent [...]
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Traces of painkillers and other household chemicals in treated wastewater effluent may be affecting fish reproductive behavior, finds research published in Nature magazine (Richard Lovett, “Wastewater chemicals dampen fish behavior.” Nature. 12 Nov 2010.) This research further enhances understanding of [...]
Organica won recognition as one of the most promising businesses in Hungary this week being selected as a Country Representative for the European Business Awards. As one of 10 representatives for Hungary, Organica will now compete for a coveted Ruban [...]