The water crisis is causing dramatic changes in the building industry. Contractors and individuals are putting in showers instead of bathtubs. The number of bathtubs is falling and the number of showers is rising, as is awareness of environmental issues among contractors. There are valves and flow regulators for almost all products.
There are also greywater-to-irrigation systems. This is taking up steam. I saw it coming but had no time (or no energy) to promote myself in this field.
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Hi
I found your blog whilst browsing for water saving technologies in Israel that might have application in Australia and South Africa. I'm based in Sydney but originally from South Africa. Water conservation is obviously a big issue in both countries and I thought Israel would probably be leading the way in innovative solutions. Your blog said you are a water saving engineer in Israel and I thought it might be worth making contact. You would be well connected and aware of what's available and commercially viable and I would have access to these possible export markets. Your thoughts?
Thanks
David
I am not a water saving but a water reuse engineer, Australia is well advanced and doing all it can. We could offer treatment systems for potabilization of low quality waters. Reuse of secondary or tertiary treated wastewater for irrigation. Write me.
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