There is a lot to do for water without microplastics, which is why we are looking for the next possible date Specialists for wastewater technology, preferably career changers with technical understanding (f/m/d).
Ocean conservation and Blue Economy should go hand in hand in a sustainable Blue Economy. Where does ocean protection start in a sustainable Blue Economy? Sometimes very far from the nearest coast, right here.
Oleg is currently one of the best German pole vaulters. His greatest national success was winning the German championship in 2021 and his best international placings were 9th place at the 2021 Olympic Games in Tokyo and 5th place with a personal best at the 2022 World Championships in the USA. At Wasser 3.0, he is currently employed as a scientific assistant and will now also act as an ambassador for water without microplastics. But who is Oleg?
This year's ChangeNOW Summit will take place from May 25th to 27th in Paris. We will represent Wasser 3.0 as a non-profit company, GreenTech innovator and sustainability entrepreneur and actively participate in the events as an exhibitor and in the pitch session.
In order to draw society's attention to the great importance of water and water availability, the UN decided in 1993 to declare March 22 every year as World Water Day. This is to both celebrate the importance of water and draw attention to the ongoing water and sanitation crisis. The motto of this year's World Water Day is "Accelerating Change together."
Since every day is World Water Day for us, there is also a competition in addition to the outlook.
In the November 2022 issue of Smart Water Magazine we were able to summarize our opinion on the topic "Microplastics - global environmental problem - what now?". Our founder and managing director Dr. Katrin Schuhen wrote an article on this with a focus on unimagined potential for water without microplastics and micropollutants. Follow the link to the article.
With Nordic Water GmbH from Neuss, we were able to gain a strong cooperation partner for our pilot project at the Landau-Mörlheim sewage treatment plant, which supported us with technical components.
You can find out in our blog how we approached the cooperation for water without microplastics and micropollutants and what results we were able to achieve.
Progress has been made in many countries to restrict the use of microplastics. However, there is still no single comprehensive European law that restricts the intentional use of microplastics in products or regulates the unintentional release due to microplastics in wastewater and subsequent discharge into the environment. But effective legislation on microplastics is critical to reducing environmental impact. What is the current status?
Plastic production continues to increase and microplastics have been detected nearly everywhere on earth – from arctic snow to human blood – yet there is still no single comprehensive law that regulates microplastic input into the environment.
The development of regulations is a slow and ongoing process; this article provides information on the current laws surrounding plastics and microplastics, alongside the associated challenges and chances.