Key Highlights

[00:01 – 09:05] Water Industrial Complex in America

• Why America has more than 150,000 water systems, but the financing to repair their central infrastructure is lacking
• Both enterprises and cities profit from the trend of decentralization with businesses handling their own water treatment
• Why privatizing central water systems has been a disaster in England and Flint, Texas

[09:06 – 20:47] Water on Demand: A Private Investment Option for Self-Sufficient Water Treatment

• Mainframes and PCs are the two scale difficulties with water systems, and the private sector is starting with the biggest whales
• A new investment opportunity called “water on demand” enables anyone to fund water projects, earn royalties, and contribute to the major megatrend of agriculture and industry’s self-sufficient water treatment
• The US does poorly in recycling, ranking second to last globally for water recycling with only 20%, while Spain ranks second with 20% water recycling, and Israel recycles approximately 90% of its water

[20:48 – 34:58] Water Industry Pivoting

• Why algae could be a viable replacement for fossil fuels as a source of biofuels
• Why, in order to address this situation, we need a structural change in the way we handle water
• How local initiatives do things that can be more cost effective and sustainable than large scale projects

[34:59 – 38:59] Closing Segment

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