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Great ideas exchanged. Very true that nature has it's panacea to cure itself.

Excellent discussion. The concept presented by Madhukar must indeed be the way ahead for all stakeholders. Every other process we have so far is either treating the symptoms or suppressing them. Cownomics is holistic.

Hi! Thank you for sharing the video. Would you happen to have or know where to find more materials (videos, presentations) from this event? Thank you!

Frank is an incredible teacher, shepherd and leaders... As John Maxwell says, "Great leaders know the way, show the way and go the way!" Thank you, Frank, for doing this every day!

The more we grow, the more it's evident Global Water Works is both the wish and plan of our great God.

I covered myself in mud then hosed off in my neighbors driveway. What was I supposed to do?

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Well done Mr. Heiden!

Great video

Malcolm Fabiyi, PhD, speaks to members of the World of Water Action Forum, detailing a new paradigm for wastewater management, treated locally with natural solutions, efficiently reducing solids, odors and costs of waste management.

From thin air, yes, so why is this not more developed? The cost to do this can be high, but when waters worth is truthfully known the cost to harvest it will be less.

People need teaching as well told what is acceptable and what is not.

Rainwater is the least used and the most plentiful source of clean water. Thank you Clare for the wish..I share that.

Water is so needed; we fear any suggestion that we may be denied access to it. This may be a reason we deny the suggestion itself. The assumption is, clean water, cheap water, hot water, plentiful water, water anytime and all the time. That is only 6 assumptions about water, there are more. Incidentally, everyone feels entitled to water, I say everyone is. But does everyone have access to the assumed access to water ?

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The focus on reducing phosphorus in a system is a questionable solution to reduce cyanobacterial growth for two reasons. First, it is important to understand that only reactive/soluble forms of nitrogen and phosphorus are available for algae/cyanobacteria growth. Sediments typically contain insoluble forms of phosphorus, including most phosphate compounds). Insoluble phosphate can't be used by cyanobacteria to grow. Conversely, most forms of nitrogen (ammonium and nitrate compounds) are soluble and thus available for cyanobacteria growth. Second, the Redfield molar ratio for algae and other photosynthetic organisms tells us that these organisms require 106 mols of carbon, 16 mols nitrogen, and 1 mol phosphorus per empirical mol of cyanobacteria. This means that cyanobacteria require MUCH LESS phosphorus to grow than nitrogen. Consequently, the levels of useable forms of phosphorus must be reduced to much lower levels than the useable forms of nitrogen to limit cyanobacteria growth. Since we only need to limit one of the nutrients to limit cyanobacteria growth, we should FOCUS on REDUCING soluble nitrogen, NOT total phosphorus.

Beautiful story! Imaging what would happen if each of us joined an action forum, and invested in a water project as a small group?! Thanks for your leadership, Randy and Frank!

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Nice video - thanks for sharing... great insights!

Great video - thanks for posting!

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That weird man from Israel told CA he can recycle their toilet water for them to drink and still shower. And just think, you don't have to water lawns anymore! People from blue states and low water really should drink gatorade in place of water, it will make them stronger when the AIDS from the shots hit them...if they don't just die from it like that Dr. is saying.

Amazing! Mr. Lesher I honor you for such a discovery. Having lived in Africa for a year the value of an inexpensive self-sustaining water system is a godsend. You are blessing the world.

If Meta data & Micro Data can control / influence peoples minds & actions, surely the same can control / improve water use/waste actions. The instantly useable clean, hot, cold, pure, treated , retreated water is taken for granted. Taken for granted to such a point that, when a poll was done about a decade ago in NY NY, the #1 response to "What is the most important thing in your life ", was "Hi speed internet". # 7, was a "flushing toilet". I will tell you that after decades of being a Plumber that the minute water is gone, water becomes #1 instantly. When when the plumber restores water, the high speed internet returns to the #1 position. I suggest this defines, "Taken for granted". High speed data can not make it rain, (Rain is where all water comes from)*, but it can show the consumers the actual use/waste they create. I try to think that people are mostly smart, good etc. But my opinion about people is, they need to be aware beyond denial of the reality that surrounds their bubble. For this reason I think it's time for "tough love" and a way to do this is to micro monitor the water use/waste they create. Water monitoring can do this. In a way, people are exposed while in public, so they behave accordingly. But privacy in our water use/waste behavior allows for, well let me say, to be on less than best practice behavior. If a monitor were to be alerting them of their waste/use habits, it may be like the way the public view effects what they do in public. As the world becomes fuller/smaller, our footprints are becoming more important. To this issue I suggest the waste of one will effect others so much to the point that we are needing to walk without so much swagger, and freedom, and more with respect and discipline. So to help us, we need a little voice on out shoulder tweeting messages about our water use/waste. Macro/Micro data can do this. To read more about Mike & Mac in a metaphoric short book I wrote you can find it on this site. "All about Water as told by the Plumber" BTW, we are working to get any monies from book sales to be used to support this site and cause. Thank you for being part of the "fuller/smaller" world of water, and learning about beyond high speed internet. Let's make water clean again. Greg

She had to put some water in the tanks. Add some pragmatic passion, wala, success. Charming, and focused, welcome Abby!

Ellen, Great intro video, I offer my 50 yrs. of water passion as a resource if you ever need any perspectives I have to offer. One of my sayings, the future is here today. And water is the greatest solution of them all....

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Welcome Is this type of water lacking minerals because it is considered distilled water?

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Water, a solution that binds us all. There are so many aspects to water that are so assumed. Water is a bipartisan subject, a global subject.

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Thank u for this support..

If you didn't pay for the rights to use this patented technology I hope Moses West sues the hell out of you.

I have a very low volume of sound in this video.. Possibly the reason others have not chimed in with comments because of low number of people viewing. This man is a great speaker on the water issues. Thank you Bill.

NO-DES flushing/cleaning technology would help this submersible robot technology work more efficiently! www.no-des.com

audio is not of high enough quality to get what's being said.

Lovely content! Keep it up!

Thank you for reply and validation of my concerns. The IAPMO and the orgs. involved have useable solutions to the problems we face. My mantra is, we do not have a water problem, we have a people problem.....I am involved in groups that have useable solutions to many specific water problems most of the answers are not strictly commercial but a blend of product and behavioral. The opposition to "big government" is at a glance, noble, but closer look it is greed based. Ethics are an issue, and like beauty, they seem to be in the check book of the observer. Please let me know of events that need attendance and improvement.

I have observed the different water interests, (silos), skew or tweak the solutions to water problems for self interest. Solutions that otherwise would be more successful. Changes are resisted due to the impact or feared impact on the status quo. The term, "don't rock the boat" comes to mind here. My fear is if we use up the lake, there will be no boat to rock. I ask, who or what represents water, for the sake of water, with out a special interest? Example, a water district in the west cares not about the water in the east. Others only care about surface water, or ground water etc....