Australian researchers develop ultrathin nanosheets to separate lead from water 15 June In a world-first for water treatment processes, researchers have created an ultrathin porous membrane to completely separate harmful ions such … Read more
Australian technology provides Vietnamese school with safe drinking water 5 May The Australian Water Association (AWA) has facilitated its 13th drinking water project in Vietnam as part of the Australian Government’s … Read more
Membranes that look like honeycomb make desalination more efficient 27 Mar Developments in nanotechnology could help create a more efficient form of desalination, potentially changing the game in the global fight for … Read more
Dubbo fast-tracks water treatment projects worth $2.1 million 22 Mar Dubbo Regional Council is bringing forward projects worth $2.1 million to improve treatment methods at its water treatment plants in Dubbo, … Read more
Bubble tech a boon for microplastic clean up 16 Mar Microplastic contamination in water supplies may soon be a concern of the past thanks to a new ‘bubble technology’ developed by an Australian … Read more
This artificial mangrove desalinates extremely salty water 28 Feb Desalination may be about to revolutionise the way the world’s cities manage their water supplies – but not in the way you might expect.
