Explore IX Water: Innovative Industrial Wastewater Treatment & Recycling

A win for water! August 10th, 2021, the Senate voted in favor of a $1 trillion infrastructure bill. This legislation seeks to rebuild U.S. roads, highways, improve broadband internet access and modernize water pipes and public works systems. Included in this infrastructure bill is $8.3 billion in funding for Western water projects that farmers, water providers and environmentalists say are badly needed. Some of the ways the $8.3 billion would be allocated are water recycling, water storage, drought plans, desalination, dam safety, and water in rural areas. These water projects could bring some much-needed relief in coming years.

IX Power Clean Water offers new tech from Los Alamos National Lab to provide cost-effective treatment of industrial water from oil & gas, mining and other industrial operations so it can be recycled and reused. IX Water is crowdfunding right now on Start Engine.

Sources

https://apnews.com/article/business-health-environment-and-nature-df00918794a277c9c7fd56a77b9d6871

https://www.usnews.com/news/business/articles/2021-08-14/explainer-western-water-projects-in-infrastructure-deal

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