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Brackish Water Treatment

South Africa has large amounts of inland brackish and saline groundwater. Poor small rural communities have to deal with severe constraints in terms of the

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Smart Desalination in a Changing Landscape

Using robust infrastructure is key to creating smart resilient cities. Desalination has proven its benefits for many decades and is rapidly decreasing in cost to

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How The MABR Reduces Aeration Energy Use

MABR Reduces Aeration the aeration is one of the most important mechanical processes in Wastewater treatment, by forcing air into the wastewater to remove dissolved

The doctor in a white coat and stethoscope discussed the impact of recent water cuts with a seated man in a plaid shirt, highlighting the importance of preventive measures against typhoid.

Typhoid and Water Cuts

People who consume contaminated water or food that was rinsed with sullied water could develop typhoid disease. Other ways one can contract typhoid fever include:

A manual water pump drips water onto a small green plant in a vast, dry, cracked land under a cloudy sky—a vivid reminder to look before you leap into the deep end of nature's challenges.

The Deep End: Look Before You Leap

Water supply interruptions have a huge impact on corporate value chains, and it is necessary to understand how vulnerable supply chains are to water risks.