New York, Nov. 25, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Reportlinker.com announces the release of the report “Smart Water Management Market by Water Meter, Solution, Service, End User And Region – Global Forecast to 2026” – https://www.reportlinker.com/p04070746/?utm_source=GNW Developed economies across the globe are facing a major challenge in the form of agingContinue Reading
during the forecast period. The presence of various key players in the ecosystem has led to competitive and diverse market. The growth of the SWM market is expected to gain traction in the next five years, which can be attributed to factors, such as rapid urbanization generating enormous pressure onContinue Reading
Six-packs and four-packs of the new plastic-free Brita Water bottles Peter Artemenko After working in the packaging industry for 25 years, this I know for sure: Innovating isn’t easy. A good idea is merely a starting place. Implementing a new packaging innovation at scale requires patience, experience, and know-how. ButContinue Reading
Does Your Organization Have What It Needs to Fight the Water Crisis? The world is in a water crisis, and it will not go away on its own. Globally, according to the World Resources Institute (WRI), we are on course for a 56% freshwater shortfall by 2030, a significant increaseContinue Reading
Stony Brook alumna Erica Cirino working at the Safina Center. Photos by John Griffin. From a very early age, Erica Cirino ’14, ’15 has felt a strong connection to nature. “Nature was my refuge,” said Cirino, who grew up in Huntington, N.Y., near Caumsett State Park. “There was a wildlifeContinue Reading
While the global leaders were in Glasgow at Cop26 last week, trying to agree forms of words to convince us they were serious about saving the planet, I was peering into a soupy brook that runs through protected wetland on the north Kent coast. In the past few months, theContinue Reading
It’s unseasonably warm in Los Angeles, and that giant sucking sound you hear is all of the moisture being vacuumed out of our collective eyeballs. I’m Carolina A. Miranda, arts and urban design columnist at the Los Angeles Times, armed with a crate of Claritin and a gallon of eyedrops,Continue Reading
Reviewed by Jeffrey Sanzel “Plastic shapes human identity and speeds up the rate at which we move across the world and through our days, connecting people and allowing us to express who we are to each other. And yet plastic also helps us destroy. Plastic has saved our lives whileContinue Reading
I know, I know: You’re reading my headline with horror and shock, clutching your $40+ vacuum insulated water bottle to your chest, shuddering with rage that one would even dare suggest that plastic water bottles are better than insulated. But a realized life cannot be lived without facing challenges, andContinue Reading
On a recent sun-drenched morning, the staccato rhythms of a jackhammer ricocheted off buildings as a work crew dug into a Newark street to remove an aging pipe that carried water — and potentially a poison — to a small apartment building. The new pipe is copper. The old oneContinue Reading
