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BlueNotes — 88 episodes

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AI, acids and advanced materials science

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When water gets sold before it exists

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The cheapest water is the water you never lose

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Would you drink this? From wastewater to drinking water.

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Horry County and the PFAS endgame: landfill, incineration or SCWO?

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Phosphorus recovery: why Kemira walked away and Haskoning stepped in

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Special: BlueTech Forum Ignite x Nike

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From Nobel prize to deployment: can MOFs bridge science and scale in water?

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Rethinking reverse osmosis: a new operating model?

10

Veolia’s PFAS play in Australia

11

When water regulation gets specific, markets move

12

Catalytic membranes, subsea Desalination, and the push toward integration

13

The €1.7 trillion PFAS question: treat or ban?

14

How South Korea is tackling storm-driven wastewater surges

15

When cloud companies start acting like water utilities

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Could greywater recycling reshape urban water demand?

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Compliance gridlock in rapid microbial monitoring

18

The EU court ruling that locked in micropollutant funding

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Electrifying chemistry: bipolar membranes, MD and what’s scaling now

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PFAS pressure points and the membrane shake-up

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Ceramic cembranes, VBact innovation, and Xylem’s reset

22

The quiet revolution in electrodialysis and lithium recovery

23

WEFTEC Special

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EDR, microfibers, and PFAS: signals to watch

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PFAS sensing, Ecolab’s big bet and playmakers: the signals to watch

26

Potable reuse goes global. And Political.

27

BlueTech’s summer stack: from Unicorns to PFAS, Plasma and more

28

From CO₂ to CPUs: what net zero and AI are doing to water

29

Water efficiency: the next frontier in cooling tech

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From PFAS to atmospheric water: industry shifts in January 2025

31

The Last Drop of 2024: Blue Notes Into 2025’s Waters

32

PFAS Destruction: Innovations and Insights from BlueTech’s Horizon Scan with Jacob Steele

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Green Chemistry and Ultrafiltration membranes in the Fast Lane

34

Top Picks and Trends from WEFTEC 2024

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The next wave: Earth Observation Science and the evolution of Brine Management & ZLD

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Lithium and hydrogen markets, thermal sludge treatment, and upcoming research

37

BlueTech Forum 2024: Highlights and Reflections

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Edinburgh calling! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Network with water leaders at Bluetech Forum 2024

39

Bluetech's Global Endeavors: From New York Premieres to Water Innovations

40

Our Blue World Premiere recap, soft sensors and reverse osmosis insights

41

Innovation in Action & Nitrous Oxide Emissions in Wastewater Treatment

42

Data, desalination, and disruption: The water industry's new wave

43

From batteries to chips: can innovation quench our water woes?

44

BlueTech Insights: Navigating the Waters of 2024

45

Water Insights Unveiled: Navigating 2023 and Beyond

46

The Lighthouse Plenary: Visionary Leadership in Water Stewardship

47

Water and the Circular Economy, Nick Jeffries, Insights & Analysis Team, Ellen Macarthur Foundation

48

The BlueTech Forecast Water Technology Markets 2020

49

Michael Flynn, NASA Ames Research Center

50

Biomimicry – Are the answers in nature? – Michael Pawlyn, Pioneer of Biomimicry

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Online Bacterial Monitoring

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BlueTech's 2019 End of Year Webinar

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Brave Blue World Premiere In Hollywood Highlights & More

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December Podcast

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Unicorns, white horses and ponies: winning the water technology race

56

When the well runs dry!

57

Bugs Vs Drugs

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The Serious Relationship of Art and Technology

59

Demystifying bio-electrical systems

60

Industrial Innovation Needs

61

Defining Disruptive Innovation

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March Podcast

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Davos Diary – water is a solvable problem

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What's the Point of Use?

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BlueTech Editorial Outlook for 2019

66

The TEXS Water Investors Group

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Wastewaters war on drugs and Innovation in Asset Performance Management

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Innovation Pavilion @ WEFTEC

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Sniffing out new perspectives! New opportunities in sludge dewatering

70

Circular Economy And What It Means For Water? Insights From BlueTech Forum 2018

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What is driving Point of Use treatment in the water sector and where is it growing? And what is Fluence Corporation’s take on decentralized treatment systems?

72

What can you do to get on the CDP ‘A list?, environmental reporting as the new norm, and why is it crunch time for the UK water industry?

73

Decentralised Water Re-Use as an Enabler for the Circular Economy

74

Raw Water – Today’s Fringe, Tomorrow’s Mainstream?

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A retailer’s approach to sustainable water management - Walmart’s story

76

Biotechnology in water and Industrial stormwater

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BlueTech Tasting Menu – December Podcast

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Biobased plastics and Ballast Water Treatment

79

Nestle talk to us about their corporate sustainability goals and what they are doing to maximise water efficiency.

80

How Perfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) are affecting water sources

81

How the water reuse landscape is developing

82

How sensors and big data assist with asset management

83

Hitachi Pegasus Technology & Produced Water

84

China Power Industry Report

85

Brine Management & ZLD Market Update

86

Nanofiltration - Business as Usual or the Start of a Membrane Revolution?

87

MABR Market

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Technology Innovation in the Water Sector