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Greywater
Graywater recycling reduces water waste, eases pressure on freshwater supplies, and helps combat droughts. By reusing water from showers, baths, and laundry, it reduces water consumption and lowers energy use for water treatment.
Water Recycling
Water scarcity in the United States
Water scarcity
Climate Change
Economic incentive
energy consumption
Water consumption
Water management
Sustainability
Reclaimed Water
Director of Business Development for Hydraloop in North America
Melissa Lubitz is the Director of Business Development for Hydraloop in North America. She studied Environmental Biology at Western University and went on to complete her diploma in Environmental Technology at Fanshawe College with a water focus. She began her career working with one of the leading UV disinfection manufacturers, heading up technical support, validation coordination and corporate training for the organization. She then moved into the Net Zero Water sector, focusing on rainwater harvesting, stormwater treatment, drinking water packages and greywater recycling. Working with the North American team of Hydraloop she is tasked with certification standards, educating municipalities and regulators, as well as business development across the continent. She is a certified engineering technologist with OACETT and a water technology specialist with the WQA.