This year I will be spending World Water Day 2019 at The University of Waterloo ~ The Water Institute; for two great events.

Exploring solutions to the Indigenous water crisis in Canada

The list of speakers are:

Chief Linda Debassige, M’Chigeeng First Nation, Ontario

Lydia Hwitsum, Cowichan Nation, British Columbia; Principal, Hwitsum Consulting; Board of Governors, Royal Roads University

Deborah McGregor, Whitefish River First Nation, Ontario; Associate Professor and Canada Research Chair in Indigenous Environmental Justice, Osgoode Hall Law Faculty, York University

Kelsey Leonard, Shinnecock Nation, New York; PhD Candidate, Department of Political Science; Philomathia Water Policy Fellow, McMaster University

Moderated by Professor Jean Andrey, Dean of Environment, University of Waterloo

The Second Event:

I look forward to reporting in the spring of 2019, the outcome of our CO₂ trials and our efforts to eliminate this Greenhouse Gas as a major contributor to Climate Change.  

One of the biggest downsides until now in the treatment of CO₂ has been the high energy needed to accomplish this task. With our Technology this downside would been removed.

With the results on Raw Sewage trials and others on record, and exceptional results in hand, we are very optimistic that when we put CO₂ through our 100% sustainable Technology, we will be able to reduce it to its common elements instantly. If we are able to accomplish this task, it will put an end to (CCS) Carbon Capture & Sequester for the most part, it will be just (CCP) Carbon Capture & Process.

I just returned from EUEC2019 in San Diego. We had a very productive time sharing the highlights of our Water Treatment System. It was great to reconnect with many Exhibitors and Speakers from last year, and unveil the news of upcoming trials. There is no looking back as more and more new abilities are being uncovered. The one word coming from Industry Leaders, which sums up the response to all our trial results.. UNBELIEVABLE ~ We will take that… 🙂

The December Issue of  Natural Gas & Electricity, will feature an article I wrote on where I see the future of water treatment with regards to the Natural Gas & Electricity Industry. We took a look at the possibilities for waste treatment focusing on two key areas. The first was the treatment  and management of Coal Ash,  the other area we looked at was the treatment of CO2. I have attached the Article for your convenience, but it can also be found online.

Read Here:

Updated File GAS35_05c Morrison    

Morrison, A. (2018, December). A paradigm shift in water treatment. Natural Gas & Electricity 35/5, ©2018 Wiley Periodicals, Inc., a Wiley company.

We are looking forward to an exciting Conference, and exploring the many facets of Water Supply Security. Drop by our Booth #589 if you can we would love to meet you all.

The meaning of Water Supply Security means different things to different people. It all depends on the issue you are facing at the time.

Water Supply Security, has been defined as the ability to acquire sufficient quantities of clean water to meet the needs of all aspects of life. Drinking ~ Food  ~  Sanitation ~ Overall Health and Wellness ~ Mfg

Chaoticwaters in this talk will take a look at how to achieve all these and other, and present a clear solution to them along the way. We as mentioned last year are only one part of the Solution to the World Water Crisis, but we are a very big part of the solution.

Come and engage in an informative discussion, and experience the possibilities of this new Technology and how it relates to you in your Journey towards Water Supply Security.

As a 1^st time Exhibitor and Presenter, we found a packed Agenda. There was something for everyone, and a great opportunity to explore the very latest Data from the most current research.  We especially enjoyed engaging one on one with those on the front lines of the research.

Having our Booth allowed us to present the exciting “Future of Water”.   As a Solution Driven Technology, we had so many great discussions on how Chaoticwaters Inc. can assist in solving many of the water related problems, highlighted at the Conference.

We are already looking forward to next year 🙂

I had an interesting discussion with a HUD representative. We looked at the various ways our Technology can be deployed in order to support the treatment of contaminated waters, both sewage and drinking.

We will be continuing the discussion as our ability to be dropped in, work off the grid and instantly produce safe water for consumption in large volumes at a low cost, was of particular interest to HUD.

The need for Sewage Treatment with the same deliverables was equally of interest. The deployment of Chaoticwaters Inc. Technology can prevent the spread of Waterborne Diseases.

This was a very exciting conference for Chaoticwaters Inc.. I presented a 20 minute Power Point Presentation entitled

“A NEW PARADIGM IN WATER TREATMENT”

We also had a booth at the Conference which allowed us to go into further details on the many abilities of our Technology and the various ways it could be used in the businesses represented at the conference.

Some of the greatest interest came from the both the Utility and Energy Sector. Areas that were discussed with great interest were our ability to work with Coal Ash in all its forms and to render it safe for multi end users, as well as our ability to treat CO2 in a cost effective manner. For the Oil & Gas Industry we discussed trials with fracking fluids, and Oil Sands Water Treatment.

The Environment sector was a constant throughout the week with the end result being our Technology’s overwhelming recognition of being very good for the Environment.

When I look at this map, I am reminded of the life blood that flows through my veins. In this case it is showing the life blood of all of us, the major River Basins in America. I was really impressed to learn that the largest River Basin of them all does not reside on the East Coast, nor the West Coast, not along the north border or the south, but strategically placed in the middle of the Country feeding, finally into the Mighty Mississippi River.

For me this answers a lot of questions, for starters, why is there a Dead Zone in the Gulf of Mexico. There really isn’t any magic to it, the reason there is a Dead Zone is due to a nutrient load which is VERY LARGE coming from the farm operations and WWTP’s and golf courses / lawns and others all along the way. It winds up being dumped into the Gulf of Mexico where it forms a large Algae Bloom that ends up reducing the oxygen level that fish and marine life need to live.

Now that wouldn’t be so bad if it was just a little thing, but it isn’t just a little thing. The Dead Zone in 2017 was reported to be the largest recorded since the mid 80’s at 8,776 sq. miles, or approx. the size of New Jersey. Clearly this cannot be allowed to continue.