367 km of the Neckar. 5 days. Many people taking action together. NECKAR TOTAL is the largest citizen mapping of a German river – and you can be part of it. No prior knowledge required. Sign up now and make history!
On World Water Day 2026, Wasser 3.0 and Regis24 are entering a landmark partnership: as an official Kilometre Partner, the Berlin-based data and compliance company is supporting the scientific Danube expedition of Dr. Joseph Heß — 2,850 kilometres, 250 water samples, one goal: cleaner water for Europe.
Microplastics are everywhere—in the air we breathe, the water we drink, and the food we eat. But instead of resigning ourselves to this fact, we can take action. With our new guide, we show you eleven concrete measures you can take to significantly reduce your exposure to microplastics.
Water-soluble doesn't mean invisible! Our new UPSTREAM publication shows for the first time how Polyvinyl Alcohol in wastewater can be detected and removed by 99%. A breakthrough for clean water – from the lab to implementation.
The EU is getting serious about microplastics: with the new Pellet Loss Regulation, binding standards are being introduced for the first time. Up to 74% fewer pellet losses are possible – but science also reveals critical gaps. A game changer or does it only look good on paper?
World first on the Neisse: NEISSE TOTAL combines AI-supported microplastic analysis with cross-border citizen science. The first complete mapping of a European river – 256 km, 3 countries, 1 revolution in water protection.
Bronze at the Baden-Württemberg Environmental Technology Award 2025! Our filter-free Clump & Skim technology convinced the jury with a >95% removal rate and 75% cost savings. From detection to removal to reuse – a milestone!
Nanoplastics are 1000x smaller than microplastics and far more dangerous. Why spectroscopic methods fail and how Wasser 3.0 detect has revolutionized microplastic detection with fluorescence technology using the MP-1 standard. We analyze and classify: The future of analytics.
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120 students are investigating microplastics in Mannheim’s waters using innovative fluorescence marker technology. The Citizen Science project MICROPLASTIC DETECTIVES combines education, climate protection, and real science — for water without microplastics.