How has Singapore turned waste water and sea water into drinking water?
As one of the most densely populated countries in the world today, Singapore has taken many miraculous measures to recreate clean water daily, according to Reuters.
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As one of the most densely populated countries in the world today, Singapore has taken many miraculous measures to recreate clean water daily, according to Reuters.
A group of researchers at the University of Pittsburgh (USA) has revealed a shocking news around the world when it issued a warning about a large number of previously un…
The Swiss refineries would probably have to consider launching a gold filter from their own waste water.
US scientists have successfully created a bio-cell that generates electricity from bacteria in waste water.
By making electricity from stools to operate water supply systems, a city in Denmark has created a rare feat.
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.
The Bill and Melinda Gates charity five years ago announced to the world that it would produce a very durable and completely inexpensive toilet, promising to revolutioni…
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…
US scientists have found a new way to produce clean energy from contaminated sewage, according to AFP.
Scientists in the Russian city of Kazan have announced that they have successfully fabricated a device called cold cyclonic siphon that allows the collection of electric…
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…
The team of experts from Pennsylvania State University says the new technology can also filter waste water into clean water, particularly for developing countries.
Yanbiao Liu and his colleagues from Jiao Tong University in Shanghai have been successful in designing and manufacturing a device that can both clean wastewater and prod…