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Simple and effective solar-powered desalination guarantees a thrivable future

Simple And Effective Solar-Powered Desalination

All forms of life require water, and simple and effective solar-powered desalination is the key. Water covers approximately 70 per cent of the Earth’s surface, yet the accessible traditional freshwater resources, including lakes, ponds, and creeks account for less than 0.3% of the total (Li et al., 2021). Projections suggest the global population will reach […]

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Energy, Environment, Science
Membrane technologies are a vital part of life on Earth.

Membrane Technologies For Sustainable Water Management

The idea of a green, sustainable future has sparked interest in developing membrane technologies globally, conserving energy and achieving non-discharge and waste minimisation (Le et al., 2016). To mobilise this vision, membrane technology advancements and their numerous applications are crucial. Concurrently, the invention of membranes dates back to the 18th century. Since then, there have

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Environment, Science, Sustainability, Technology
We must mitigate access to water for sustainable agriculture and food security

Water for Sustainable Agriculture and Food Security

Water is essential for every form of life, for all aspects of socio-economic development, and for the maintenance of healthy ecosystems. While there are enough freshwater resources available on a worldwide scale to support continuing industrial and agricultural expansion, concerns about the long-term sustainable use of water resources are developing. This is especially true when taking

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Science, Sustainability, Technology
Water sanitation in developing countries is essential.

Water Sanitation in Developing Countries

Water remains a fundamental part of all aspects of life. Water sanitation in developing countries is imperative to achieving the UN Sustainable Development Goals, providing health and prosperity for life on this planet. Access to water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) services for every man, woman and child is considered a human right. The UNICEF and

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Environment, Human Rights, Science
microbiological safety and water security are interrelated intricately.

Microbiological Safety And Water Security

Microbiological safety is incredibly important to ensure that diseases and harmful organisms are contained in a secure way. Basically, water is a chemical substance made up of two hydrogen and one oxygen atoms, existing in solid (ice), liquid (water) and gas (water vapour) forms. However, biologically, it is one of the most important constituents of living

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Environment, Innovation, Science
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SDG6: June 2022 Webinar highlights with Colin Herron & Jin Tanaka

The THRIVE project would like to extend our warm gratitude to Colin Herron & Jin Tanaka for being guest presenters at our June  Thrivability Matters webinar. The theme of this webinar was the United Nations Sustainability Development Goal, SDG6 (Clean Water and Sanitation). About our Speakers Colin Herron is an international water expert, currently based

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With global warming, areas experiencing water scarcity are increasing. Finding solutions for drought is now becoming critical.

Solutions for Drought: Managing Water Scarcity

Finding solutions for drought in a world increasingly affected by climate change depends upon first understanding the various types of drought that can affect eco systems. What Is Drought? Drought is a natural phenomenon that commonly describes a period of water scarcity resulting from insufficient rain. However, there are other meanings attached to the term.

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Environment, Sustainability
Water purification systems are a vital part of managing supply in a world facing greater water scarcity.

Water Purification Systems: How Effective are They?

Water purification is the removal of undesired chemical compounds from water. The process removes compounds of organic and inorganic materials, and biological contaminants. Today, water purification involves filtration, distillation and/or deionization to provide clean water suitable for domestic use and industry. Filtration Importantly, filtration is a process that removes particles from suspension in water. Removal

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Energy, Environment, Health, Sustainability
With increasing water scarcity around the world due to environmental changes and population growth, a new approach to sustainability for water consumption is urgently required.

Sustainability for water consumption: Are we prepared?

Sustainability for water is an issue of worldwide concern. Global warming and population growth are driving up demand. Yet, the problem is not that rainfall and water supplies are drying up, but that access to fresh water is becoming increasingly scarce. Today, more than 844 million people do not have reliable access to clean water.

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Environment, Science, Society, Strategy, Sustainability
Water Sustainability is a key part of running an energy efficient eco-friendly hotel

Water Sustainability: Tips from Eco-friendly Hotels

Water sustainability is becoming increasingly important. Hotels use approximately 1,500 litres per room per day on average. That amount exceeds even those of populations in water-scarce locations. In addition, hospitality venues sometimes use more than eight times as much water as the surrounding population. Environmental damage and climate change are having serious consequences for the

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Business, Lifestyle, Sustainability
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