Global Water Technologies releases "Smart water for a
healthy economy"
Plan outlines sustainable water infrastructure opportunity for
Indiana
INDIANAPOLIS,
June 15, 2013 -- Global Water Technologies (OTC Pink: GWTR) has
released "Smart water for a healthy
economy", a plan that outlines Indiana's opportunity to lead
the nation with innovation and entrepreneurship in sustainable
water infrastructure.
The plan addresses the problems of aging drinking water
infrastructure ? which now loses some 20 percent of treated water
before it gets to customers and results in hundreds of daily water
main breaks in the United States. Rising prices, water shortages
and growing demand all compound the problem.
Indiana is uniquely positioned to show leadership and create
innovative solutions, as it overlaps two of the nation's leading
water technology clusters in the emerging Great Lakes region for
water-related economic development.
Global Water Technologies is discussing that opportunity with
leaders across the state and has proposed a unique "living
laboratory" concept to demonstrate how several new technologies can
be used to develop new solutions for reducing water loss.
Growing national attention to the issue is creating interest among
communities and potential funding partners that recognize the
future potential for "smart water" solutions.
For more information about participating, please contact
Global Water Technologies.
UPDATE
- See our new report: "Smart water for a healthy
economy".
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"Smart water for a
healthy economy"
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