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In this article, we delve into the exciting developments taking place in Cleveland as a visionary group expands its network of smart buoys to monitor and protect the water quality of Lake Erie. With cutting-edge technology at their disposal, these advanced buoys are poised to revolutionize the way we understand and preserve the lake's ecosystem. Join us as we explore the implications and potential benefits of this groundbreaking initiative for both the environment and the communities that rely on this precious freshwater resource.

The article highlights the global attention garnered by Cleveland Water Alliance's Lake Erie test sites, which have become a hub of innovation for sustainable water practices.

The article highlights Northeast Ohio's efforts to leverage its abundant water resources for economic growth and job creation.

The article discusses the increasing accessibility of 24/7 water monitoring technology, which can help smaller communities better manage and protect their water resources.

The article discusses how smart buoy technology is being used to monitor and maintain Lake Erie's water quality, while also contributing to economic growth in Northeast Ohio.

Jay Miller of Crain's Cleveland discusses the key issues surrounding Lake Erie's development plans and how stakeholders are working towards a sustainable and equitable future for the region.

CWA Executive Director Brian Stubbs joined Cleveland Crain's "The Landscape" Podcast to discuss how we're using partnerships in water tech and innovation as a regional economic engine.

The US Economic Development Administration awarded Cleveland Water Alliance nearly $300k through their Build To Scale Grant Program! This award will support the creation and launch of the Freshwater Innovation Fund.

The article highlights the potential of graphene oxide membranes for water treatment, which could help remove impurities and contaminants from water and ensure access to safe drinking water.

A local non-profit is transforming Lake Erie into one of the most connected and studied body of fresh water in the world.

The Lake Erie Volunteer Science Network (LEVSN) - a collaboration of 16 local water quality monitoring programs convened by Cleveland Water Alliance (CWA) - has published a set of standards for volunteer-collected data

In another lake-related development, the Cleveland Water Alliance (CWA) spent the beginning of August installing several high-tech radio receivers on shoreline towers, rooftops and even on the mast of the William Mather

A new network of high-tech radio transmitters is being installed along the Ohio coastline as part of a telecommunications project advocates say will help optimize Lake Erie environmental management and accelerate water-based technology development.

A regional telecommunications project led by Cleveland Water Alliance (CWA) kicked off this month with the installation of several high-tech radios on towers, building rooftops, and even on the mast of a retired Great Lakes freighter.

Earlier this month, when Cleveland joined large portions of the country with a heat index over 100 degrees, we were firmly reminded that climate change is here today.

A changed world needs a changed approach.In little over twenty-four months, the world has changed massively and in particular for business, changes came in the way it is structured, how it operates, where it’s based and where its core market(s) is.

Cleveland Water Alliance might not be a large organization, but by engaging a diverse group of stakeholders and maintaining a tight focus on its mission and goals, the organization is having measurable impact on a dizzying array of issues