Earth911 Podcast: Gradiant's Prakash Govindan on Making Industrial Water Systems Sustainable

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Earth911 Podcast: Gradiant's Prakash Govindan on Making Industrial Water Systems Sustainable
Water is life. It is also one of the primary elements needed for manufacturing and, of course, freshwater is necessary to support every aspect of daily life, including carrying away our sewage. The U.S. Geological Survey estimates that Americans consumed 322 billion gallons of water a day in 2015, the last year for which data has been reported. Our guest, Prakash Govindan, is cofounder and chief technology officer of Boston-based Gradiant Corp., a global cleantech water solution provider that offers post-industrial water and wastewater treatment technology to large companies around the world. Gradiant recently raised an additional $100 million in venture capital to accelerate expansion, particularly in Asia, where post-industrial wastewater remains a challenge to the environment. Stewardship of our water will be key to our becoming a sustainable society because the United Nations has warned that the world faces up to a 40% shortage of water supplies by 2030.

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