Danfoss Webinar: Facing a World of Water Under Pressure

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May 14, 2019

Reserve your spot now for Facing a World of Water Under Pressure

Too much. Too little. Too dirty. 

Water puts pressure on people everywhere and a global water crisis is imminent if steps aren’t taken now. The water industry needs to rethink the water cycle today to save the world tomorrow – and it all starts with pressure management. 

Join our free webinar for a closer look at both the looming crisis and the innovative solutions that can help prevent it.

May 23rd 8am CST
with Mads Warming, 
Global Director for Water & Wastewater, Danfoss Drives

Go HERE to register

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