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In 1932 the Japanese Chisso Corporation discharged mercury-contaminated wastewater to Minamata Sea caused a massive death of fish and shrimp, people ate fish that had be…
Israelis who eat vegetables that are irrigated with recycled wastewater are increasing their exposure to substances in epilepsy drugs.
The town of Friesland in the Netherlands has a bike road about 1km long, paved with ... used toilet paper.
The Swiss refineries would probably have to consider launching a gold filter from their own waste water.
Having faced similar problems about five decades ago, neighboring Singapore had very smart methods to thoroughly solve the problem of pollution.
US scientists use hydrothermal liquefaction technology with high temperature and pressure to turn waste water into bio-crude in minutes.
German researchers are experimenting with and utilizing wastewater for hydroponic cultivation to optimize water resources in agricultural production.
After urine charging, scientists created another device that could turn urine into potable water and fertilizer.
Michigan State University said on May 29 this year it will launch a technology for separating clean water from animal waste.
Droughts, environmental pollution and water scarcity are urging large industrial corporations, from fuel companies to chemical manufacturers, to seek their own waste wat…
The current shortage of clean water is no longer a problem for one or several individual countries but has become a common phenomenon in almost every continent.
Last year, researchers at Rice University announced a method to evaporate water with particles that absorb sunlight.
Perth, the capital of Western Australia, has been leading the way in delivering daily treated wastewater, with an estimated volume of about 20% of the total water supply…
Led by Associate Professor Darren Sun, team of scientists from Nanyang Technological University (Singapore) after five years of research has successfully developed a new…
Numerous scientists have studied the technology that transforms sewage into fuel. Sarah Haigh - a nanotechnology expert at the University of Manchester in the UK - is on…