Water Summit of the Living Future 2017 unConference
The International Living Future Institute and Recode teamed up to host the 2017 Water Summit one day before the start of the Living Future 2017 unConference. Over 80 attendees provided feedback on next...
View ArticleMay 4: Going Beyond the Flint Water & Housing Crises
Going Beyond the Flint Water & Housing Crises: Community-led Solutions for Equitable Systems Recode is pleased to welcome panelist speakers Monica-Lewis Patrick, CEO of We the People of Detroit and...
View ArticleNEW Nexus Toolkit
The Nutrient-Energy-Water/NEW Nexus Toolkit will help public and private-sector professionals find resources on onsite water reuse systems created through our grant and by others. This work is...
View ArticlePermit Pathways Maps
Permit Pathway Maps are place-based interactive graphics that show a variety of information for specific onsite water reuse permit pathways. For a particular city, county, or state, designers,...
View ArticleCampaign: Towards a Safer More Abundant Water Supply (#TASMAWS)
Recode and International Living Future Institute invite you to participate in a letter-writing/email campaign to encourage the State of Washington to adopt and implement a statewide onsite water permit...
View ArticleUniversal Basic Water Project
The Universal Basic Water Project is a natural segue from recode’s current work, which provides social, financial and governance solutions to water re-use. We have established several programs and...
View ArticleWelcome to ReCode’s New Website
Thanks to Abe Ingle of Fine Design Group for helping us get our new website up and running. We’re currently researching how Sweden and Finland have dramatically revolutionized onsite treatment systems...
View ArticleRecode at Water Environment School
Recode volunteers Mathew Lippincott and Molly Danielsson will be at Oregon Water Education Foundation’s Water Environment School at Clackamas Community College this week.
View ArticleAccessing Copyrighted Codes
Unfortunately, many places, including Oregon, are moving towards copyrighted building codes. This means that accessing the laws governing construction codes is a pain. The state allows you to view them...
View ArticleRecode Kicks Off Ecological Sanitation Tour at DEQ’s NW Regional Office
Yesterday Recode participants and 15 DEQ staff from the DEQ’s NW Regional office sat down and discussedwe manage our water and excrement. Recode researchers Mathew Lippincott and Molly Danielsson have...
View ArticleWe’re Back from Our Southern Oregon Tour
We (Melora, Mathew and Molly) just got back from our first Recode Ecosan Tour. We visited DEQ offices in Bend, Medford and Coos Bay. We held public presentations in Bend, Coquille and Ashland....
View ArticleFirst Draft of a Visualization of Oregon’s Rules for Water & Nutrient Reuse
We were inspired by Central City Concern’s visualization of the rules guiding (and limiting) reuse of water and nutrients in Oregon, to make our own now that rules have changed. Ever wondered what...
View ArticleRecode featured on Resilient Communities Blog
John Robb recently did a post on the interplay between building regulations and sustainable innovation and used Molly’s diagram on water and nutrient reuse codes here in Oregon to demonstrate his...
View ArticleWorld Water Day 2021!
Our work on the Human right to water is moving forward on many levels, and today as a member of the People’s Water Project is being sent to Radhika Fox, EPA’s Administrator for Water. Please read our...
View ArticleRaise your voice for Water Justice! #NoShutOffs
There’s a lot in the news this morning on utility disconnections that I want to share, and we hope you can help us amplify on social media and within your networks. Also! Join us today in taking action...
View ArticleResolution Recognizing the Human Rights to Utilities
Hope you’re all doing well! Just sharing this opportunity to reach out to congressional offices to request original cosponsors for the Human Right to Utilities Resolution. Deadline is 2pm tomorrow July...
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