A Water Treatment Breakthrough, Inspired by a Sea Creature
The research used a material known as a nanocoagulant to rid water of contaminants
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From Source to Faucet
Do you know where your water has been?
Do You Know Where Your Water Has Been?
The long journey from source to tap
HORIBA Scientific Introduces Automatic Sipper Accessory for Aqualog and 4-Sample Changer Unit for Sipper
Obtain continuous measurements in water extraction and other applications
Masdar Institute Pioneering Innovative Wastewater Treatment System
Assistant professor Shadi Wajih Hasan is working to develop wastewater treatment systems for the sustainable production of high-quality water
Floating Wetlands Show Promise for Water Treatment
"Engineered floating treatment wetlands could affect water quality in many of the same ways that naturally-occurring floating wetlands do,” researcher says
Greening Mines
Doctoral student earns national recognition for research to restore soil at historic mines
Acoustic Technique Presents Fresh Take on Water Treatment
Technology could solve longstanding problem of separating suspended contaminants from water
Researchers Land Grant to Develop Clean Water Tech
Work will help make clean water available to a growing population at a low cost
Researchers Question Emergency Water Treatment Guidelines
The Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA’s) recommendations for treating water after a natural disaster or other emergencies call for more chlorine bleach than is necessary to kill disease-causing pathogens and are often impractical to carry out, a new study has found.