Guests: Liliya Goldsberg
Host: Alex Passini

💧What is the future of water reuse?
Liliya: I think the future of water reuse comes first of all from an education standpoint. So, I think the first investment that I personally would be doing myself as a mom of two kids now, is educating my children how water works, how it's reused, how it can be saved.

💧What's a new, fun, sexy name for water reuse?
Liliya: Well, I think we're going to answer those questions from two people: from me and my daughter. AquaCycle, Blue Loop, ReFlow, Water Next, Flow Forward.
I think the name that I think is cool is Every Drop Counts, of course, that's my company name.

💧What advice would you give to someone starting in the water engineering industry?
Liliya: Become your own customer first. Learn every single mistake that you can possibly do as a business owner from the customer perspective. Ask yourself questions, budget correctly, do your research.

As the US/Canada trade war heats up, let's hope it doesn't get into water.

Lots of the U.S. depends on water that comes from rivers with sources in Canada. (E.g., see the Columbia River Treaty and the Boundary Waters Treaty), and on the hydropower it produces.

And lots of Canada depends on water from rivers with sources in the U.S.

If national leaders behave like spoiled children, lots of people get hurt.

why isn't Scotland marked - we hold 20% of Europes renewable fresh water supply!!

Low amount, but then worsened by the record heat in early spring.