Flow Meters and Environmental Sensors for Precision Fluid Measurement
It is a perilous time for the world and its water resources, and a viable answer to the global water crisis will require the input of the greatest minds in the field as well as those who are passionate about water conservation. Fortunately, the ability for professionals and volunteers to network around the world has …
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While the world sinks deeper into the dry sands of a global water crisis, many conservationists and water warriors wonder what more they can do to help besides taking shorter showers and using low-flow fixtures. Money and donations help, too, but sometimes a hands-on contribution is the only thing that will satisfy the desire to …
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Summertime is the perfect time to get out on the open road and explore some of the world’s greatest water wonders. Whether you’re headed around the corner or around the globe, water wonders are everywhere. Sometimes water wonders occur in nature and sometimes they’re man made. For this list, which will be in no particular …
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Word is getting around that the world is hurtling toward a future with dwindling water resources and the news is all gloom and doom. The number of lives threatened is staggering and the available solutions limited. This state of affairs is nearly impossible to imagine for people who have only to turn a knob to …
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Drought is a word typically associated with places that have more radical climate swings than the U.S., like the windswept expanses of the Middle East or the dry, cracked earth found in the Outback. Unfortunately, though, the U.S. also experiences its share of rainless days and some places suffer more than others. While isolated areas …
We made this infographic to showcase the disparity between the water rich nations versus the water poor nations which hopefully will encourage changes in personal choices to conserve water around the world. Please feel free to share this infographic on your blog, website, Twitter, Facebook, Google+, and Pinterest to help increase awareness of this important …
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It’s the beginning of summer and that means three things: Father’s Day, graduation and, for many parts of the country (and the world), greatly increased water use. People are out washing cars, watering lawns and gardens, slicking up Slip ‘n’ Slides and filling up pools. These are activities that make for great summers, but it …
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Simply put, farmers are the true stewards of the nation’s water supply. Agribusiness places some of the greatest demands on fresh water in the U.S. and around the world. According to the latest statistics provided by the United States Geological Survey, farmers use 138.92 billion gallons of water a day for irrigation, livestock care and …
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There is a huge benefit to having the ability to install and/or maintain a flow meter on a system without having to bear the expense of a complete system shut down. Hot Tapping is the ability to safely tie into a pressurized system, by drilling or cutting, while it is on stream and under pressure. …
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Long past are the days when the American farmer relied solely on experience, the advice of friends and the latest Almanac to make decisions about how to produce the biggest yield. The Digital Age has arrived, and farmers are more in the know now than at any other time in the history of agriculture. Given …
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