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Scientists make first-of-its-kind discovery that could impact drinking water for billions of people: 'Other groups overlooked the potential'

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Oceans account for 96.5% of the Earth's water, but the salt content makes it unsuitable for human consumption, which has driven advancements in water desalination processes.  Research led by Yusuke Yamauchi at Japan's Nagoya University has shown that a new technique using oxygen to improve ion collection in electrodes could take the technology even further, according to TechXplore. "As the world's population has been increasing, water scarcity w…

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Scientists make first-of-its-kind discovery that could impact drinking water for billions of people: 'Other groups overlooked the potential'

Oceans account for 96.5% of the Earth's water, but the salt content makes it unsuitable for human consumption, which has driven advancements in water desalination processes.  Research led by Yusuke Yamauchi at Japan's Nagoya University has shown that a new technique using oxygen to improve ion collection in electrodes could take the technology even further, according to TechXplore. "As the world's population has been increasing, water scarcity w…

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Effects of water scarcity and solutions - Pakistan Observer

PAKISTAN is a water-stressed country and the situation is becoming increasingly troublesome. It is alarming that half of the world’s population is facing significant water scarcity. The Water Resource Group reiterated that “the gap between water demand and supply will be 40% by 2030 globally. ” Currently, only 36% of the population has access to safe drinking water. Given the importance of water and the growing shortage, the United Nations adopt…

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