Zinc, copper and other heavy metals
Petroleum and oils
Sewage
Our activities are location-agnostic.
We have focused implementation in the Puget Sound and Pacific Northwest. However, water quality and supply issues occur in water basins that include the Salish Sea, Columbia River, Colorado River, Pacific, Atlantic, Gulf, Great Lakes, and Bay Area.
We find and work with solution teams primarily from North America and Europe. Our global contact network extends to more than 30 countries across 6 continents. We are looking for new partners to help bring our network of solutions to their local municipal and industrial water managers.
We hope to work with volunteers around the world that are also passionate about water, people, and Earth’s vitality.
Identifying and prioritizing polluted hotspots most affecting fish and wildlife.
Finding and introducing Best Management Practices (BMP’s) and technologies to industrial and municipal water managers to treat, monitor, and managing stormwater and wastewater, with the goal of reducing pollution and restoring the Puget Sound and the Salish Sea.
Collaborating with communities of partners and allies within and outside the region.
Finding and supporting the world’s leading ports to improve water quality and stormwater management
Identifying BMPs and technologies for stormwater management
Facilitating port peer-to-peer relationships, learning, and sharing.
On November 2, 2020 we hosted the first Ports Water Quality Meeting where the Ports of Seattle (sponsor), Long Beach, Los Angeles, Maryland, San Diego, Vancouver BC, and Virginia shared their respective water/stormwater situation, needs, goals, approaches, and results. Future meetings will cover micropollutants, monitoring, energy efficiency, tenant engagement, and other key sustainability topics.
The water industry is one of humanity’s oldest and most physical industries. It is the last frontier for innovation to take hold as it is traditionally risk-averse. Aqualyst exists to shift the adoption speed of new solutions.
Aiding ports, utilities, agriculture and aquaculture farms, property owners, manufacturers, and industrial processors to improve water management practices and achieve net zero water footprint.
Helping bluetech startups access projects and partners.
Supporting investors, foundations, and donors to find and evaluate projects and companies with measurable results to society, ecology, and economy.
A congregation of water managers, leaders, and innovators across the Pacific Northwest and North America. More than 80 people participated in a 90-minute workshop geared towards prioritizing regional water management challenges, discussing tangible technology and programmatic solutions, and proposing the next steps toward our Puget Sound recovery.
Contact us for the integrated summary conclusions resulting from the group workshops.
Finding, evaluating, and introducing innovative wastewater and lagoon treatment technologies for small dairies with hundreds of cows or large dairies with thousands.
These solutions reduce runoff, nitrogen, and ammonia while transforming manure into a resource.
PureBlue, WA Association of Cities, WSU, and HDR developed water recommendations for WA State legislature:
Click here for the full report or contact us to discuss clean water, ecology, and economic development recommendations for your region. We will help bring the right voices to the table.
Identifying and prioritizing polluted hotspots most affecting fish and wildlife.
Finding and introducing Best Management Practices (BMP’s) and technologies to industrial and municipal water managers to treat, monitor, and managing stormwater and wastewater, with the goal of reducing pollution and restoring the Puget Sound and the Salish Sea.
Collaborating with communities of partners and allies within and outside the region.
Finding and supporting the world’s leading ports to improve water quality and stormwater management
Identifying BMPs and technologies for stormwater management
Facilitating port peer-to-peer relationships, learning, and sharing.
On November 2, 2020 we hosted the first Ports Water Quality Meeting where the Ports of Seattle (sponsor), Long Beach, Los Angeles, Maryland, San Diego, Vancouver BC, and Virginia shared their respective water/stormwater situation, needs, goals, approaches, and results. Future meetings will cover micropollutants, monitoring, energy efficiency, tenant engagement, and other key sustainability topics.
The water industry is one of humanity’s oldest and most physical industries. It is the last frontier for innovation to take hold as it is traditionally risk-averse. Aqualyst exists to shift the adoption speed of new solutions.
Aiding ports, utilities, agriculture and aquaculture farms, property owners, manufacturers, and industrial processors to improve water management practices and achieve net zero water footprint.
Helping bluetech startups access projects and partners.
Supporting investors, foundations, and donors to find and evaluate projects and companies with measurable results to society, ecology, and economy.
A congregation of water managers, leaders, and innovators across the Pacific Northwest and North America. More than 80 people participated in a 90-minute workshop geared towards prioritizing regional water management challenges, discussing tangible technology and programmatic solutions, and proposing the next steps toward our Puget Sound recovery.
Contact us for the integrated summary conclusions resulting from the group workshops.
Finding, evaluating, and introducing innovative wastewater and lagoon treatment technologies for small dairies with hundreds of cows or large dairies with thousands.
These solutions reduce runoff, nitrogen, and ammonia while transforming manure into a resource.
PureBlue, WA Association of Cities, WSU, and HDR developed water recommendations for WA State legislature:
Click here for the full report or contact us to discuss clean water, ecology, and economic development recommendations for your region. We will help bring the right voices to the table.
Water pollution is real and it’s widespread. Toxic pollutants damage our habitats and wildlife and come from our homes, cities, industrial operations, and farms. With your support, we can bring tangible water treatment and monitoring solutions where they are most needed. Together we can protect and restore Earth’s watersheds.
Whether giving a one-time donation or becoming a Devoted Water Steward, you are helping bring solutions to polluted ecosystems and communities that need them.
Help us create the world’s most comprehensive database of clean water solutions and best practices
Rally and organize resources for the water mission through relationships and networking
Collect water samples, take photos, or place sensors in the real world to help catalog water data
Unite and lead your community by producing online and in-person events
Be a voice to motivate people to act on behalf of our water resources
Promote your creations, leverage your talent, and inspire people
OUR MISSION IS TO END WATER POLLUTION
We will do this by expanding and equipping the community of businesses, governments, and property owners committed to wise water practices.
We will support this community of water protectors with solutions, knowledge, relationships, and inspiration.