RE: Plane waste water Guardian3 Jan 2023 11:15
The trotsky, I think that 'no, not now' is the key point, but the possible reasoning behind it, attempting to create new solutions to many problems with the same fundamental tool kit so that at least one potential customer would recognise that the newly offered solution fitted their problem was sound, but no one was buying. It was too novel, china will only ever buy made in china (imo), and for everyone else 'we've never needed it before' was the answer. But given the cost of track and trace, if <1% of that made it's way into automated waste water testing, and not a apprentice with a jug, then he'd have been touted as a genius.
Someone will realise that the cost of monitoring and acting early is much much less than the cost of not doing so at some point, hopefully we'll still be around.
No point in me selling now, what's gone is gone, what's left is bottom draw.