Scientific Integrity for Environmental Decisions
EcoResonance Institute is an independent, science-based association. We support responsible products, value chains, and environmental decisions through science, systems thinking, and life cycle perspectives.
Applying life cycle thinking and systems perspectives to products, technologies, and supply chains. Project examples: 1. Innovative water tech for drinking water, swimming pools, aquaculture, irrigation, and energy systems (data centres). 2. Responsible luxury and natural resources. 3. Low-carbon & water tech for energy production.
DrinkAble
Chlorine-free safe drinking water
Advancing sustainable relationships between water, marine ecosystems, coastal communities, and economic development. Project examples: 1. Innovative technologies for oil-spill response. 2. Contaminated water remediation. 3. Long-term environmental recovery and regeneration.
CoherenSea
Petroleum-free water, sand, and marine life
The Institute develops new monitoring, reporting, and verification (MRV) protocols for innovative carbon credit projects. It focuses on project-specific methodologies, especially where existing frameworks do not fully capture the project’s climate and environmental benefits. This work helps understanding interactions between technology, climate, biodiversity, water, and ecosystem resilience.
EutroLakes
Methane (CH₄) reduction by eutrophic water remediation
Improving transparency, environmental integrity, and evidence-based action through metrics, assessment frameworks, and systems analysis. It promotes responsible use of environmental information across products, companies, and public decision-making.
Life Cycle Decision (LCD)
Making LCA results understandable, comparable, and safe to communicate
Three-day workshop on environmental sustainability, with a focus on the circular economy and case studies from the construction sector.
Attending the Goldschmidt Conference in Prague and exchanging ideas for a framework on lake remediation as a future carbon credits project.
Biosphere integrity begins with living water ecosystems and the elemental cycles that sustain life.
