Water Reuse

Our supply of freshwater isn’t nearly as infinite as we’d like to believe — Water. We need it. I mean, we really, really need it. Our bodies are 60% water. We need to replenish our bodies with 13.5 cups (3.2L) of water per day. We can only live about three days without water before we will die. However, in modern society our relationship with…

LeapFrog Design is pioneering sustainable onsite water reuse as a solution against drought and water scarcity. In order to deepen our understanding of the water reuse market in the United States, we spent the last few months interviewing over 130 (and counting) industry leaders, policy experts, and potential customers. We…

A very busy week at the European Parliament in Brussels for our MEPs specially in the Internal Market Committee where three ALDE MEPs will defend several reports as rapporteurs. See our priorities below. MONDAY MEP Martina Dlabajová (CZ) hosts a public hearing on the European Added Value. TUESDAY An update…

Millions of people across the globe don’t have clean drinking water. As the population demand for clean water increases and our freshwater sources shrink, it is extremely important for us to do what we can for water conservation. Water recycling, or water reuse, is reusing treated wastewater for purposes where…

California is leading the way in a trend that’s picking up around the world: municipal wastewater being treated, disinfected and reused near its source for a variety of purposes, from wetlands restoration to irrigation — and, yes, drinking. Water recycling, also known as reuse or reclamation, is not new; non-potable…