Harnessing the power of nature
A Lebanese tech start-up has created a digital and hardware solution which tackles the economic and social challenges of wastewater treatment. Its nature-based system uses a series of water tanks that imitate aquatic habitats, eliminating the need for chemicals, desludging or large investment.
The world’s population is spiraling while climate change is having an increasingly profound impact on the environment putting a finite global water supply under growing pressure. Here we look at how water recycling is becoming a necessity to help ease supply.
Evoqua's UV generator improves water treatment works
Mosswood WWTW in the UK supplies up to 135 million litres per day of drinking water to the local population. To improve its reliability and future resilience, an ultra-compact UV generator from water treatment specialist Evoqua was installed
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