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QUACKING THE CODE – Duckweed's Wastewater Treatment Clues

A common type of aquatic plant is teaching scientists how to better cope with waterborne fungi and bacteria. Could these studies eventually inform industrial wastewater treatments and filtration applications?

STRESS FRACTURE: Reusage Pressure for Produced Water

Fracking is at an all-time high, which means new solutions for the disposal of produced water are increasingly being sought — with a focus on reusage.

TRUTH DECAY: Fact Checking Water Fluoridation

New studies addressing the positive and negative impact of fluoridated water on public health raises questions of efficacy and ethics.

ON SALT AND BATTERIES: Seawater Energizes Wastewater Treatment

Blue energy uses the osmotic relationship between freshwater and seawater to generate an electrochemical charge. Could its ability to generate renewable power for wastewater treatment plants have global implications?

MERCURY FALLING: Deadly Metal Dropping From Sight

The Minamata Convention continues to work towards removing mercury-added products from the environment. Until that day comes, proper filtration is vital to keeping us safe.

CLEAN BREAK: Sustainable Energy's New Wave

In an industrial climate transformed by environmental regulation, energy suppliers are forced to innovate within the values of a new generation of consumers.

AT ALL COSTS : Cartridge Filtration for Cooling Towers

The Sugar Hill Project was designed to bring modern, affordable housing to Harlem's poor. Unfortunately, it also brought them a waterborne illness that could have been prevented with proper cooling tower filtration. Graver's cartridge filters are a cost-efficient solution for when depositions turn dangerous.