Congress archive 2014
Jennifer Greene
Jennifer Greene, a close student of Theodor Schwenk, began to establish the work on flow forms in 1980 in the United States. Since 1985, she has been working with Lawrence Banks, and Scott Davis of Reed Systems Inc., to bring the findings on processing and treatment of waste water into practice. There are now over 100 municipal wastewater treatment plants with over 1 million square meters of reed plants sedimentation tanks that were built under their direction.
Jennifer Greene works on phenomenological studies on water quality on the basis of the drop-picture method and the phenomenology of Goethe and Rudolf Steiner.
She is the director of the "Water Research Institute of Blue Hill" in Maine/USA and consultant for waste water, mud and surface water management in Canada and in the United States.
In a wide range of workshops in the United States, Canada, South Africa and India, she teaches on the hidden phenomena of water as a source of life through experiments and observation trainings.
Jennifer Greene works on phenomenological studies on water quality on the basis of the drop-picture method and the phenomenology of Goethe and Rudolf Steiner.
She is the director of the "Water Research Institute of Blue Hill" in Maine/USA and consultant for waste water, mud and surface water management in Canada and in the United States.
In a wide range of workshops in the United States, Canada, South Africa and India, she teaches on the hidden phenomena of water as a source of life through experiments and observation trainings.