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Happy Earth Day! As part of its $2 Trillion infrastructure bill, the Biden Administration has proposed the largest-ever water budget: $111 Billion. Is this enough? Tonight I’ll be reviewing this research note from the amazing Pavel Molchanov over at Raymond James. here…
Weekly Briefing on Thursday First things first, don’t forget my weekly briefing on Thursday! Save this email, which has the dial-in info, below. (Or click here for reminders.) Here’s an excerpt from my latest article on Coronavirus and the water industry.
Good morning! WHITE HOUSE ANNOUNCES TRUMP WOULD LIKELY VETO BILL REGULATING ‘FOREVER CHEMICALS’ IN DRINKING WATER That was last week’s headline in Newsweek.
Good morning! And welcome to our first update of 2020. The Weekly CEO Briefing Goes BIG! The weekly briefings have been such a success that we are promoting them as full webinars! Yes, starting next week, I will be making a full weekly (or so) presentation, live on Zoom. So—today’s CEO Briefing will be the last informal one. But I promise you it will be interesting!
Good morning! In the US, I hope you had a great Thanksgiving. As I promised, we’re preparing a full commercial rollout of the animal farming application that our friends in Spain pioneered. A first announcement is on the way, along with a cool video. Meanwhile, here is a preview. Enjoy!
Good morning! I’m writing this on a brilliantly sunny afternoon in Barcelona, on the way back from many tours of pig farms over two days, and an historic meeting in which we agreed to build a new relationship with our key partner in Europe, Depuporc S.L.
OriginClear CEO, Riggs Eckelberry Aims to Take Water Treatment from $1 Trillion to $5 Trillion. That was last Friday’s headline in Grit Daily, and the story went viral over the next few days in social media… What happened?
Good morning! This was last week’s headline on CNBC: MONEY FROM SOCIALLY RESPONSIBLE INVESTORS FLOWS INTO US WATER STOCKS Yes, it seems there’s a shortage of publicly traded water companies in which to invest. These utilities are popular with funds that focus on environmental, social and governance (ESG).
Good morning! Earlier this month, we received our first commercial-scale order! What does this mean? Simple: For the first time, our revolutionary water technology is going in BIG.
