Navajo Solutions

---

The water crisis of the 21st century is upon us, and as populations increase, the enormous pressure placed on worldwide watersheds. Affordable, clean water is becoming a pressing technological issue facing the world, and by the year 2025 it's estimated two out of every three people could be living in water-stressed regions while world demand is increasing by 140% or 97.5 million cubic meters of water per day.

Water demands for agriculture and industrial processes will continue to increase while under extreme aggravation from worldwide droughts. In 2015 the industrial demand exceeded human consumption resulting in shortages, tougher continuing Federal regulations, and mandates regarding industrially produced water recycling.

Additionally, agricultural requirements are driving regulations and water restrictions. Endangered wildlife is taking precedence over agrarian conditions further stressing agri-business. Runoff through irrigation is polluting rivers and bays, impacting the quality of the fisheries, and creating dead zones in our world oceans. 

Within the economy, there is a degree of people promoting new fixed based water systems, for alternative industry motives that do not protect Humanity. We believe the budgets will remain low and fragile for (“cheaper alternatives”) until the industrialized universities and the fundamental sciences created for manufacturing find new Renewable Energy & Advanced Engine Developments for manufacturing alternatives to market.  

Humanity collectively together must guide solutions to market and guide into existing systems that reduce the load on filters and membranes drastically, without the use of chemicals and on a flow-through basis. Long term this puts money in the budgets and avoids bankrupting their economies, businesses, neighborhoods, and nation-states  facing higher taxes while:

· Disposable water is declining

· Population is rising 

· Pandemics increase demand 

On a consumer level, fresh potable water is becoming scarce in many areas of the globe. In developed countries, bottled water in all forms and fashion has created a multi-billion-dollar industry with pricing exceeding a gallon of gasoline by as much as four times the national average. 

The World Needs "Just In Time" (JIT) Solutions…