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If you’re attending next week’s CWEA Conference & Expo, we’d love for you to meet SENTRY’s CEO, Patrick Kiely, to learn how our low-maintenance, bio-electrode sensors go where no sensor has gone before. They enable minute-by-minute snapshots of the treatability of your wastewater. Patrick will be showcasing in the exhibit hall with D & H Water Systems, Inc. at booth 330.   Learn how over 600 operators around the world are relying on our first-of-its-kind biological activity and water quality monitoring sensor platform to save money, prevent environmental disasters, and reduce energy use for less than $40 a day now that they can: ·      Better understand organic loading, industrial discharge toxicity, and the impact of I&I ·      Identify toxic/imbalance events ·      Optimize aeration efficiency and carbon dosing ·      Monitor effluent wastewater quality ·      Optimize digester loading   How do we do it? We offer the only near maintenance-free sensors that can be placed either drop-in or in-line at your plant headworks or primary clarifier providing reliable, real-time influent insight like you’ve never had before. Ask how your colleagues in California are reducing manual sampling by 80%, doubling biogas production, and identifying variable influent events. Jonathan Mack Brian Timothy Vibhu Milena Juliana Aishwarya

BC Fast Awardee Spotlight: Industrial Plankton Inc. Industrial Plankton Inc.’s pilot will prove the performance their new seaweed bioreactors (SBRs) in a commercial setting, demonstrating the production capabilities of the system when deployed in the ocean. Learn more: https://hubs.la/Q02cyyzZ0

For proper seed starts, skip the greenhouse bench and install a germination room. Read this month's Tech Solutions column here: https://lnkd.in/gHwR2aFY

Desalination is very handy in the water reuse toolbox. While most people think of a big factory by the coast (in the case of ocean desalination), the process can also be used on wastewater and brackish groundwater. 💧 Our next guest works with and funds advanced research teams of industry, academia, and national lab scientists who are pushing the frontier of desalination technologies at the National Alliance for Water Innovation (NAWI). Peter Fiske, Executive Director at NAWI, and Cody Simms take a deep dive into desalination, plus Peter's vision for our water system. Listen to the full episode at the link below. 🧂 Which desalination technologies do you consider the most promising?

This past month, I presented at the 5th Annual Beam Institute Conference! In case you missed it, my presentation focused on the value of sustainable projects in bourbon like mine and how project leaders can improve their chances of financial support and backing. 🌱💡”Impact of Designing a Sustainable Reverse Osmosis Purification System”

With water being the ultimate shared resource, it is critical that all water users in a river basin work together to manage it sustainably. This is even more critical in the highest water risk areas. Here at SoilTech, we are helping optimize water resource use from the ground up. Check out this case study that we did with AT&T on a 10k acre potato farm for a great example of how SoilTech's Beacons can make a real difference. https://lnkd.in/gcbbUgiy

Green Climate Energy Consulting is highlighted in this month's edition of Butler Business Matters!

Want to gain a little insight about about farmer media habits, how they feel their 2024 growing season is going (and depending on where you are that could be VERY interesting) and adaptation of technology? Join Brownfield Ag News for our quarterly Tailgate Talk lead by NAFB Hall of Famer, Cyndi Young on July 10th. This hour long webinar gets indepth and personal with these farmers. Comment below or send me a message for link to get preregistered!

Plant Transformation Facility Director Veena Veena, PhD, was at the forefront of a collaboration with the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) as a co-organizer of a recent workshop, “Overcoming barriers in plant transformation: A focus on bioenergy crops.” The workshop offered a comprehensive overview on the current state, challenges, and potential opportunities to improve plant transformation capacity and capability. This understanding is crucial for efficiently developing new, sustainable, high-yielding, and climate-resilient crops to meet the growing demand for food, feed, fiber, and fuel. Learn more: https://loom.ly/bbmeLxE

An environmentally-conscious Monterey, California vineyard installed a Media Assisted Crystallization (MAC) technology, like PVI’s AquaSolve®, to replace its salt-based system and saved nearly 70% on operating costs. Read the case study: https://ow.ly/WcQ150SVWT4 #PVI #AquaSolve