Published 14 April 2011 NC State researchers develops material to remove radioactive contaminants from drinking water; the material is a … More
Category: WATER
Southwestern Water: Going, Going, Gone?
The glum projections of the growing gap between demand for water in the Southwest and the dwindling supplies have … More
Major breakthrough in desalination technology could be game changer
A new desalination technique could be a significantly cheaper and more energy efficient alternative to aqueducts and dams; Oasys Water … More
Water Use by Solar Projects Intensifies
California Energy Commission Two proposed projects in the California desert will require millions of gallons of water to operate. The … More
AquaPro Holland Groasis Waterboxx
AquaPro Holland Groasis Waterboxx Brian Klutch Gallery: AquaPro Holland Groasis Waterboxx The Groasis Waterboxx is our 2010 Best of What’s … More
Portable Solar Power Plant Purifies Water, Makes Hydrogen
A portable power plant that provides drinking water for disaster recovery Photo: The Essential Element 20 October 2010—In the immediate … More
Joint Environmental Research Projects to Advance Ocean Renewable Energy
The Department of Energy (DOE), Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, Regulation and Enforcement (BOEMRE), and the Department of Commerce’s National … More
Tidal Power: The Next Wave?
Over the next few years, we can expect to see huge advances in our ability to harness power from the … More
Water Scarcity a Bond Risk, Study Warns
Jim Wilson/The New York Times On Sunday, Lake Mead, which supplies cities in the Southwest, dropped to its lowest point … More
Prince of Tides: A Mammoth Turbine
Atlantis Resources Corporation The AK1000 tidal turbine was designed to withstand the rigors of the North Atlantic. What … More
Prince of Tides: A Mammoth Turbine
Atlantis Resources Corporation The AK1000 tidal turbine was designed to withstand the rigors of the North Atlantic. What … More
A Tour of the World’s Depths
By BILL MARSH/NYT