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Hi folks, I am doing fine, spent today in our Iowa State Capital talking to legislators, and staff members of the governor and others. 
Our Iowa Governor Branstad asked me to present my plan to our Iowa State Fair Board to power the entire fair with the waste streams coming from the fair. 
Our fair runs for 11 days each fall, has thousands of head of various livestock in for exhibit and judging, and we have over a million visitors each year. That makes a lot of animal manure and garbage. We also spend a lot of money on electricity…

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Wolf Biodiesel - http://wolfbiodiesel.com/

It's very relevant to show numerous graphics in the description of how I go about lipid production through electrical impulsing so I have a link to my website where I've posted a blog about this process.

To view the page, Click on "Blog" in the top right and Select "LIPID VACUOLE FUSION AND L.E.V.I."

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Sewage-eating algae used to treat wastewater in test project | The Tribune & SanLuisObispo.com - http://www.sanluisobispo.com/2012/01/25/1922687/algae-wastewater-clean-sewage.html

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In what could be a life-saving discovery, a toxic molecule sometimes found in drinking water has been linked to the development of neurodegenerative diseases such as amyotrophic - http://www.wateronline.com/article.mvc/Could-Tap-Water-Cause-Lou-Gehrigs-Disease-0001?sectionCode=TOC

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The Tata Swach, a revolutionary new household water filter combines the inexpensive carbon of burnt rice husks with silver nano-particles to kill and remove deadly microbes including cholera, E coli, and the rotavirus. The Swach doesn’t need electricity or running water and it’s hugely affordable.

Indians don’t have the luxury of tap water that’s rigorously tested and treated. They need to filter or boil their water because the stuff their government sends them is often dangerous. This was driven home last month when, during a seven-day boat journey down the Ganges, I passed a sewage pipe pouring waste into the river just upstream of a pumping station that in turn sent the dirty water right back into people’s homes…

Read More: http://newswatch.nationalgeographic.com/2012/01/05/india-the-cost-of-bad-water/

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Tennessee Valley Authority officials have reported finding elevated levels of tritium in a groundwater sample taken from a monitoring well at the Sequoyah Nuclear Plant. - http://timesfreepress.com/news/2011/dec/20/tritium-detected-sequoyah-groundwater-monitoring-w/

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Dear all
I have posted a call for participating in an international board of advisory, some few days ago. Only a couple of members have responded. So, either everybody else are very busy or, we all like the 'talk' position rather the responsible 'do' position. It is actually clear from the huge list of open subjects/ questions, yet the so few ongoing discussions in the forum. the field we are talking about is a complex of water purification and Hydrogen production/ storage. compensation upon participating is guaranteed. my email is: jeremiwater@gmail.com

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Circle of Blue’s J. Carl Ganter spoke to me about the global water shortage and why he is traveling with top journalists and scientists to tell - http://www.smartplanet.com/blog/science-scope/video-recording-the-global-fresh-water-crisis/11459?tag=nl.e662

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New study finds that even the cleanest wastewater contains 'super bacteria' : UMNews : University of Minnesota - http://www1.umn.edu/news/news-releases/2011/UR_CONTENT_363271.html

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Los Angeles, CA (PRWEB) November 10, 2011 -- Controlling water pollution in China is a difficult proposition, with weak implementation of laws and penalties ... - http://www.environmental-expert.com/news/water-pollution-control-in-china-foreign-firms-have-competitive-advantages-266351

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GE's new membrane bioreactor wastewater treatment technology addresses pressing water quality and operational cost issues

Following a four-year development effort, GE has now introduced a new membrane bioreactor (MBR) wastewater treatment technology called LEAP*mbr, which addresses pressing water quality and operational cost issues faced by owners of municipal, industrial and residential water/wastewater treatment facilities worldwide.

http://www.waternewsportal.com/water_article10245.html

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'Super sand' offers hope for water scarcity

A low-cost coating applied to sand could provide a source of wide-scale water purification to people in developing countries, saving millions of lives every year.

Sand, an abundant natural resource, has been used to clean polluted water for six millennia. Filtration using sand in its natural form is endorsed by the World Health Organization (WHO), as a water purification process.

http://asiancorrespondent.com/58741/super-sand-offers-hope-for-water-scarcity/

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Algae to grow on wastewater from carpet mfg in Georgia - The University of Georgia Biorefining and Carbon Cycling Program is examining whether wastewater from the carpet manufacturing industry can be leveraged to grow oil-producing algae. The carpet industry in Dalton, Ga., a city dubbed “The Carpet Capital of the World,” produces 30 million to 35 million gallons of wastewater daily. -

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Researchers Discover Way to Listen to Algae, Detect Water Pollution - Researchers have discovered that by shining a laser beam on the algae they can stimulate photosynthesis. Depending on the rate of photosynthesis and the health of algae differing amounts of heat are shot back into the water, creating sound waves. These waves can be picked up by an underwater microphone, allowing the scientists to analyze the health of the algae and the condition of the surrounding water. - http://www.treehugger.com/files/2008/08/researchers-discover-way-to-listen-to-algae-detect-pollution

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Production of algae in conjunction with wastewater treatment - Lots of good data on how algae can be grown and be harvested at wastewater treatment plants. Good cost data - http://www.nrel.gov/biomass/pdfs/lundquist.pdf

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Threat to Freshwater Species - The single biggest threat to fresh water species is pollution from thousands of factories, cities that pour pesticides, fertilizers and herbicides (including nitrates and phosphates), medical waste and radioactive waste -

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Hundreds of billions required for US wastewater treatment - The EPA estimates that the necessary upgrades to wastewater treatment and collection, sewage, and storm water management systems will cost a bare minimum of $202.5 billion over the next 20 years? And that?s not including the $276.8 billion investment we?ll need to upgrade our drinking water systems. - Jan 2009 - http://www.ethicalmarkets.com/?p=1263

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Poor wastewater treatment in India leads to drug infected waterways - According to a report, certain waterways in India were found with drug levels 150 times higher than the highest levels found in the US. Ciprofloxacin was only part of the pharmaceutical soup. In just one stream, 21 different drugs for everything from gonorrhea to depression were found. Drinking from these streams and rivers is unavoidable for most local people and their livestock. The poor in India are completely helpless to the consequences. - http://ecoworldly.com/2009/02/08/swedish-antibiotics-could-spawn-drug-resistant-bacteria-in-india/

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Poor wastewater treatment in India leads to drug infected waterways - According to a report, certain waterways in India were found with drug levels 150 times higher than the highest levels found in the US. Ciprofloxacin was only part of the pharmaceutical soup. In just one stream, 21 different drugs for everything from gonorrhea to depression were found. Drinking from these streams and rivers is unavoidable for most local people and their livestock. The poor in India are completely helpless to the consequences. - http://ecoworldly.com/2009/02/08/swedish-antibiotics-could-spawn-drug-resistant-bacteria-in-india/

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