10 Water News from October Every Water Expert Should Be Aware Of!

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10 Water News from October Every Water Expert Should Be Aware Of!

If you have been enjoying late Holiday in October, or on the contrary, you were super busy, here's your chance to catch up with the most important news from the world of water!

10 Water News from October Every Water Expert Should Be Aware Of!

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Without any further ado, here they are:

 

The MSU- Fraunhofer team has a viable solution to treat PFAS- contaminated wastewater that’s ready for a pilot-scale investigation
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The Berlin-based tech company Graforce has introduced a unique technology: Plasmalysis saves resources in its highly efficient generation of hydrogen from industrial waste water. 

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JRC scientists have identified the hotspots where competition over the use of shared water resources could lead to disagreements between countries.

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Rice University scientists have developed something akin to the Venus’ flytrap of particles for water remediation.

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Teck announced that a new form of water treatment developed through its water quality research and development program is proving successful in treating large volumes of water to remove selenium and nitrate.

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A new large-scale hydroeconomic model, developed by the Water Program at IIASA, will allow researchers to study water systems across whole continents, looking at sustainability of supply and the impacts of water management on the energy and agricultural sectors.

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Researchers optimize new method of cleaning filtration membranes used in wastewater treatment

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A newly developed system allows handwashing water to be recycled, thus not only saving water, but also helping to prevent infectious diseases in developing countries.
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Yorkshire Water has begun a trial which it hopes will inform the way water is provided to businesses. The firm has reused treated water from a wastewater treatment plant by transferring it to construction solutions provider Tarmac to produce concrete.

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Water and wastewater training grant program result of bi-partisan efforts to develop next generation of workers.

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Thank you for reading! Feel free to add the news you think marked the past month!

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