New York City Tap Water and the Infrastructure Challenges Ahead New York City is famous for its tap water, often referred to as the "champagne of tap water." Residents proudly drink it, attributing the distinctive taste of local foods like bagels and pizza to its high...
Every summer, a various assortment of my extremely large clan gather in family-owned houses on Squam Lake. Some of us grew up there, visiting grandparents in all seasons, cross country skiing through the woods or ice skating on sections of the lake we had shoveled...
Here at IX Water, we spend a lot of time thinking about….well…..water; how to use it in the most productive ways, how to recycle it, the best ways to dispose of it, and on and on. But with all of this concentration on floods, droughts, water conservation, and awful...
When a person spends 40 hours per week studying, looking at, and talking about water, they almost have to become an environmentalist - especially when the subject matter almost always swings to water pollution. Even if they didn’t start out being concerned about our...
Riken Center for Emergent Matter Science, also called CEMS, has developed a plastic that is not only recyclable and biodegradable, but it also breaks down in seawater. This could be the beginning of a whole new chapter in environmental history - modern conveniences...
🌎💧 Landfills aren't just a problem for waste – they're a major concern for our water! When trash ends up in a landfill, harmful chemicals leach into the water, affecting the environment. But IX Water offers a solution! 🚛✅ Our treatment system works onsite, saving...
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