Not only will Geomat’s closed-loop water containment system cut down on your water usage, but your operation will routinely reap the benefit. Learn more.

At Geomat, water recycling stands at the forefront of our efforts to sustain our environment and provide industries with a turnkey water recycling solution.

 As the world overcomes environmental challenges, the cannabis industry is striving to be part of the solution. Explore these trends in the cannabis industry.

Explore some key industries that would benefit from a sustainable wash system and why these sustainable efforts are crucial.

In general, indoor agriculture relies heavily on energy-intensive practices. Learn the best sustainable cultivation practices for indoor agricultural facilities.

The idea for Earth Day originated by the U.S. Senator Gaylord Nelson, who was deeply concerned about the detrimental effects of human activities on the environment. Learn about the history and origin of Earth Day and its influential global impact over the years.

When it comes to natural resources such as water, there are a few water conservation methods that are commonly used in cultivation processes.  Learn the difference between reverse osmosis and water containment systems for cannabis.

No matter if you see the glass of dwindling environmental resources as half full or half empty, there’s one inconvenient, unavoidable truth related to all these (undesirable) environmental reports: we need more water.  Learn about the latest environmental tragedies regarding water resources, and how to contribute to a solution.

When it comes to indoor cannabis cultivation facilities, Denver and surrounding municipalities rely on municipal water distribution systems for irrigation and operational discharge. We’re breaking down everything there is to know about cannabis environmental compliance in Colorado, and how the state has evolved its cannabis sustainability mission.

Water is one of the only main resources every human utilizes each and every day. Taking the time to make a small and simple step towards recycling and reusing water can help your farm regulate and reduce your water use.

As cannabis legalization makes its way across the country, each state is enforcing its own unique and individual framework that structures regulations and laws protecting the environment. In this blog, we explore the many different ways to be environmentally conscious - no matter what aspect of cannabis you and your company are involved in.

Today’s cannabis industry is showing to be extremely resource dependent. No matter if it's grown indoors, in a greenhouse, or naturally sun grown, there are resources and factors that add into the overall cost of cannabis cultivation.

With the current state of cannabis today, there’s no doubt we have come a long way since the war on drugs. But while this illegal plant is boasting a billion-dollar industry in multiple places around the world, there are many different avenues of cannabis that have a mound of progress still ahead.

Geomat’s Patented closed-loop water recovery system is designed to capture, recycle, filter, and clean wastewater and water runoff in an efficient, controlled feedback process. Closed-loop systems use feedback where a portion of the output signal is fed back to the input to reduce errors and improve stability. Additionally, this protects and prevents any outside factors or elements from disrupting the system’s process and control.

In today’s world, water scarcity is a rising issue that is affecting every continent. Water use is inevitable, with the need and demand for this natural resource increasing throughout thirsty industries around the globe. World Water Day is an annual holiday on March 22nd, established by the United Nations to honor and advocate for water conservation around the globe.

Considering the amount of water used in large scale commercial cannabis and agricultural facilities, the potential for water runoff and wastewater can be enough to raise concerns about the surrounding environment. How much of this agricultural water runoff is being used in your operation, and how much can be easily recycled and reused?