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#72 - An Olympic Challenge: Cleaning Up The River Seine
Dan Angelescu, CEO of Fluidion, joins Mike and Karen to discuss how the water-intelligence company is monitoring river pollution in the Seine to ensure it’s safe for swimming at the Paris Olympics and beyond.
Get in touch with the show with any of your questions or comments: [email protected]
Timestamps
0:00 - Introductions and hellos
1:26 - The weird and wacky things found in sewers
3:42- Dan Angelescu joins the show and discusses the work of Fluidion
5:53 - Measuring water quality from a human point of view.
6:54 - Swimming being banned in the Seine for 100 years
8:54 - The history of Fluidion's monitoring of the Seine
12:02 - The application of Fluidion's systems worldwide
13:47 - Fluidion's ALERT system and how it works
16:52 - Paris' attempted solutions so far
22:21 - Is there a possibility of the Seine not being used for the Olympics?
26:12 - The global problems of water pollution
28:13 - Monitoring water pollution in the UK
32:20 - Dan's personal water use
34:56 - Final thoughts and farewell
Show notes
Severn Trent reveals the Top Ten weird and wacky things that have been incorrectly put into the sewers
Fluidion
Dan Angelescu *03 Is Making the Seine Swimmable for the Paris Olympics | Princeton Alumni Weekly
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Dan Angelescu, CEO of Fluidion, joins Mike and Karen to discuss how the water-intelligence company is monitoring river pollution in the Seine to ensure it’s safe for swimming at the Paris Olympics and beyond.
Get in touch with the show with any of your questions or comments: [email protected]
Timestamps
0:00 - Introductions and hellos
1:26 - The weird and wacky things found in sewers
3:42- Dan Angelescu joins the show and discusses the work of Fluidion
5:53 - Measuring water quality from a human point of view.
6:54 - Swimming being banned in the Seine for 100 years
8:54 - The history of Fluidion's monitoring of the Seine
12:02 - The application of Fluidion's systems worldwide
13:47 - Fluidion's ALERT system and how it works
16:52 - Paris' attempted solutions so far
22:21 - Is there a possibility of the Seine not being used for the Olympics?
26:12 - The global problems of water pollution
28:13 - Monitoring water pollution in the UK
32:20 - Dan's personal water use
34:56 - Final thoughts and farewell
Show notes
Severn Trent reveals the Top Ten weird and wacky things that have been incorrectly put into the sewers
Fluidion
Dan Angelescu *03 Is Making the Seine Swimmable for the Paris Olympics | Princeton Alumni Weekly