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The synthetic chemical components of sunscreen, such as benzophenone, are harmful to marine environments. It has been proven that plant oils (olive, jojoba, carrot seed, aloe, avocado, grapeseed and coconut) have the...
The aim of the research is removal of metals from contaminated groundwater via chemical reaction between the aquifer rocks and oxalic acid injected in the water. The research consisted of laboratory experiments...
Oil spills are environmental catastrophes--yet much of the danger comes from the less-famous emulsion that forms between spilled oil and seawater. This emulsion increases the volume of the spill, and floats underwater,...
Oil spills can cause serious damage to the resources of the fishing sector and the aquaculture through physical contamination, toxic effects on fish and shellfish populations and by interruption of business activities....
The amalgamation of both hydro-electricity and microplastic filtration is an area that is currently unexplored. Our project provides a new alternative ultimately making sustainable energy even more environmentally friendly. Both concepts combined,...
This innovation was developed to improve biochemical properties of biochar as adsorbent called Magnetic Fluid Biochar (MFB) for removal of heavy metal, microplastics and dyes from wastewater. MFB can absorb more than...
The objective of this study was to find out whether microplastic particles can be found at 8 locations in the Upper Engadine with different population densities, types of land use, and distances...
Water is an inevitable aspect of not only humans but all living beings. On the other hand, contamination of water results in many acute and chronic illnesses in humans, and environmental pollution....
Heavy metal pollution from wastewater poses a significant health risk. Conventional methods of heavy metal removal from wastewater use a coagulant to attract metal ions into sludge. The treatment is long, costly...
Mazahuas are an indigenous group that lives in a small area in Central Mexico and have accumulated centennial knowledge on the use of plant substrates as cleansing agents. In this project, students...
According to New Straits Times, about 100 farmers in Pinang Tunggal, Paya Keladi and Pantai Kamloon in Penang, are at risk of suffering major losses when there is inadequate water supply to...
Last year, 2019, Laos was hit by one of the worst droughts in a decade. We thought of researching for a solution to save water and an idea we came up with...
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