Since the Water Council opened, 10 major water companies have moved large portions of their operations to Milwaukee to join the five major water companies that are home-grown. The number of water-related industries has risen from 150 companies to 250 companies in 5 years. Green jobs, most involving water, have increased 25% and have raised Milwaukee’s standard of living. Milwaukee’s water economy and its power to draw water industries are being called the “Blue Gold Rush.”
Acme Brick, Glen-Gery Corp., and Whitacre Greer are a few of the companies recognized by the Brick Industry Association.
The technology is a reverse osmosis process that treats acidic wastewater.
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NIMBY expert sounds off, cites public safety.
The proposed comeptition will try to spur development of radically advanced fuels from algae.
The conference and expo will raise awareness, conserve resources, and keep attendee costs down.
Models of innovation from successful companies are showcased in a new report from the Environmental Defense Fund.
A survey by Opinion Research Corporation says only about 1 in 10 consumers say they feel guility about their environmental behavior.