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Liquid Gold: By 2025,
almost 9 billion
humans will share the
same, finite amount of
fresh water. The
majority of these
people will be living
close together in the
world's increasingly
crowded cities, putting
enormous pressure
on local water
supplies.
The water
infrastructure in most
cities is outdated and
would cost billions to
replace. The water
from 80% of the
World's rivers is
polluted and requires
treatment before
consuming. How do
we quench the thirst
of our growing
population without
further damaging the
rivers and lakes that
sustain our
environment?
Our answer is
the WaterMill.
Liquid Gold: By 2025,
almost 9 billion
humans will share the
same, finite amount of
fresh water. The
majority of these
people will be living
close together in the
world's increasingly
crowded cities, putting
enormous pressure
on local water
supplies.
The water
infrastructure in most
cities is outdated and
would cost billions to
replace. The water
from 80% of the
World's rivers is
polluted and requires
treatment before
consuming. How do
we quench the thirst
of our growing
population without
further damaging the
rivers and lakes that
sustain our
environment?
Our answer is
the WaterMill.
In 2004, Element Four founders Jonathan
Ritchey and Rick Howard resolved to create a
sustainable solution to the world's water
problems by developing a line of systems that
produce clean, fresh water from the ultimate
sustainable resource: air. And so Element
Four-a company devoted to easing the world's
fresh water shortage-was born. Based in
Kelowna, British Columbia, Element Four
continues to establish global partnerships with
water distributors and licensees across the
globe. For more information, visit
http://www.elementfour.com.
Ritchey and Rick Howard resolved to create a
sustainable solution to the world's water
problems by developing a line of systems that
produce clean, fresh water from the ultimate
sustainable resource: air. And so Element
Four-a company devoted to easing the world's
fresh water shortage-was born. Based in
Kelowna, British Columbia, Element Four
continues to establish global partnerships with
water distributors and licensees across the
globe. For more information, visit
http://www.elementfour.com.
Co-sponsors of the 2008 International
Water Conference at the United
Nations
Water Conference at the United
Nations
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