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Water resource challenges can be met and overcome by exploring options on re-using and recycling resources that are available.
Water Standard Company (WSC) has announced that it has received commitments of up to $250 million in equity to develop its Seawater Desalination Vessels, whose environmentally focused technology can help ease the world`s growing water crisis, and bring needed water to disaster-stricken areas.
BioteQ Environmental Technologies Inc., won an industry award for their water-treatment plants. It designs and operates at mines around the world, using a proprietary system that removes acid and heavy metals from runoff water leeching from mine sites.
Delft University of Technology (TU Delft), has developed a traditional windmill which drives a high-pressure pump that pushes water through a membrane. This reverse osmosis membrane produces fresh water from seawater directly.
For more updates, read the next issue of Water IDeaS.
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