Australia applies new technology to treat wastewater
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…
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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…
Scientists have developed the world's first potable drink machine, by extracting sweat on clothing and cleaning it.
Led by Associate Professor Darren Sun, team of scientists from Nanyang Technological University (Singapore) after five years of research has successfully developed a new…
However, both help create clean water and contribute to the local economic development is the project that University of Virginia (USA) is implementing. The two PureMadi…
A French company has created a special turbine, which is capable of producing clean water from the air, helping to address water shortages in many arid regions of the wo…
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…
Biologists work at the University of Calgary and engineers at the University of Alberta, Canada, as part of a research project to address water pollution (by toxins and…
The CEP system (which performs two major functions: concentrating positive ions and converting them to solid metals, then eliminating them) operates by tracing the trace…
A team of scientists at the University of Southampton (UK) has created a device that produces clean water from a power-saving ultrasonic tap.
In the future, barren deserts will become oases under the criteria of this project.
A clean material can help filter precipitation before being absorbed into the ground, has been patented by civil engineering and environmental engineering researcher Naj…