Future Water Vision

We at FutureWater Inc. are committed to addressing and solving the current global water and energy crisis. Diminishing and polluted global water supplies combined with dead and dying coral reefs and marine sanctuaries are evidence of our current global water crisis and hubris. In addition, we label sewage, trash, and other used commodities as “waste” for disposal into our oceans and to local landfills, and end up throwing away renewable energy resources; resources that can be used as feedstock and converted into fuel, biodiesel and electricity.

Our current oil “crisis” is in reality the sign of our global energy crisis. We have not only created a preventable energy crisis, but we have also created an unnecessary pollution crisis by sending trash and tires into landfills, and sewage into our oceans, farms, and landfills; these materials represent the total mismanagement and destruction of renewable energy. We are not simply suffering from an “oil shortage”; we are suffering from the disposal and loss of renewable energy sources. This is a mismanagement trend we can, and must reverse!

Tragically, it is common practice for wastewater treatment plants to dispose of billions of gallons of water daily instead of treating it properly and reusing it, and hauling away sewage that could be converted to electricity for on-site power. This practice is also common among industrial and commercial businesses, thereby wasting precious water needed for drinking and survival and forever losing potential energy sources; pushing communities and this planet into a global water and energy crisis.

We accept that our current Global Water and Energy Crisis is by far more serious than Global Warming itself. We intend to make available to communities environmentally friendly and sustainable systems to properly treat and reuse wastewater and to provide more available clean water for their community, and the planet. It will also be crucial to educate local people and governments to take ownership of and properly maintain new water supply sources.

FutureWater Perspective:
We acknowledge that the destruction of our air, land and marine environment was caused by our unregulated use of petroleum based energy systems, releases of hazardous and toxic chemicals and toxic sewage sludge and waste water discharges into our environment. Local, state and federal governments have failed to properly regulate the water and wastewater industry. Hence, water supplies have been drained, and poorly regulated sewage plants have destroyed our land, river, and marine environments. The consequence of this toxic overload is the global collapse our entire eco-system. Ironically, these waste streams are also sources of water production, recycling and reuse, and carbon-based renewable energy.

FutureWater Partnerships:
Our goal is to collaborate with other water and energy partners and to source and employ water treatment and renewable energy systems and products which are energy efficient and effective in their design and ability in treating and providing clean useable drinking water and renewable energy for communities and villages. Through collaborative partnerships with local governments, non-profits, volunteer organizations and community leaders, and other water and energy partners who have developed effective technologies that produce alternative energy and convert waste to fuel and power and wastewater to clean water, we will be able to help provide clean water and energy for people covering a broad demographic. Water provides food, health, employment, opportunities for peace, and the ability to mitigate related environmental and political crisis.

FutureWater Collaborative Strategy:
FutureWater is committed to developing partnerships with governments, communities and villages, investors, and non-profits such as the Global Coral Reef Alliance, The Small Island Developing States, The U.N. Global Conference on Sustainability, and Save the Rain, the Bren School of the Environment and Engineers Without Borders, and Doctors Without Borders.

FutureWater Goals:
To provide clean, useable drinking water and energy for villages and communities

1. To teach villages and urban populations rainwater harvesting and catchment
2. To properly treat, recycle and reuse surface, industrial, commercial, and municipal wastewater and polluted and contaminated groundwater
3. To convert multiple solid waste streams into renewable energy and clean electricity
4. To clean toxic, contaminated water using the methods of Electrocoagulation
5. Assist in the development of a local Environmental Sustainability Center engaged in forums, pod-casting, community-private partnerships, research, and forums
6. Mitigate the destruction of our coral reefs and global marine environment caused by sewage wastewater treatment plants
7. Provide workshops for design changes to architects and contractors in rainwater harvesting and other resource designs
8. Produce a Global Water Crisis documentary titled “FutureWater”
9. Eliminate the destructive sewage discharges from treatment plants and the land application of toxic sewage sludge also referred to as “bio-solids”
10. Collaborate with investors and technology partners to provide clean water and energy to financially disadvantaged villages and communities
11. Combine water purification technology and waste conversion to energy technology to produce and provide clean water and convert trash into energy
12. Affect and change natural resources-to-waste policies and regulations into “water resource” and “renewable energy resource recovery” policies and regulations

Summary:
Businesses and governments which have been driven by monetary incentives, and failed in their “environmental stewardship” have sent our planet into an ecological crisis. Ironically, only through ecological incentives will be able to properly solve these problems.  We are dedicated to educating the global community that the global water and energy crisis is now. And to providing clean drinking water and renewable energy for villages and communities for the purpose of developing a healthy economic infrastructure and meeting the future challenges we will face; today’s wastewater is the water of the future, and today’s waste is the energy of the future.

We are enlisting the support of investors, technology and energy partners, local, state, national and international governments and organizations, corporate support, academic partnerships, and international networking, to implement environmental regulation and policy changes.  We are bringing together investors, engineers, business people, local and global environmental and governmental agencies, water purification and conversion technologies, enlisting environmental non-profits, and initiating and completing community environmental projects, and distributing globally an environmental documentary titled “FutureWater”. Together, through the “practical management of water and renewable energy”, we will provide water and energy for the future: FutureWater.