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Millions of Indians drink groundwater laced with invisible arsenic and fluoride that slowly poison their bodies. Engineers at IIT Guwahati just cracked the code to remove both toxins at once for mere pennies.
Australia is investing $24 million in cutting-edge technology to stop pollution from reaching the Great Barrier Reef. The new fund offers grants up to $4 million for innovators to develop and test solutions that could save the world's largest coral ecosystem.
Scientists in Illinois created a new water filter that stops both nitrogen and phosphorus pollution from farms, solving a problem that's been poisoning rivers and lakes for decades. After a year of testing, the system worked better than existing methods and could even pay for itself.
Scientists in Hong Kong just solved one of the world's biggest water treatment headaches with a breakthrough that cleans wastewater faster, cheaper, and cleaner than ever before. The innovation could help cities worldwide tackle rising water costs and climate pressures.
A California company is testing underwater desalination pods 1,300 feet beneath the ocean surface that use natural water pressure instead of electricity. The technology could provide 60 million gallons of fresh water daily while slashing energy use and protecting marine life.