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Rosetta Probe Detects Water on Comet After ten years, ten months and four days of its initial launch, the Rosetta spacecraft has performed its first soft landing on a comet. The Rosetta spacecraft is a

Coffee Farmers Adopt Unusual Technology to Purify Water A Dutch certification body, UTZ has proposed a new water treatment programme. The programme claims to purify water. Sebastián Mairena, coffee grower in Nicaragua Matagalpa admitted to

Chilean Mine Utilises New Desalination Plant After an investment of $100 million (£63.7 million), Chile is now the proud owner of the Mantoverde desalination plant – the first of its kind in the country.

The Desolenator – Turning Sunshine into Water As resources go, water is probably the most vital resource we have in the whole world. Unfortunately, one of the most prominent problems in the world is that

Hazardous Water Pollution in China The people of the Sahecun village in China are currently suffering severe health problems due to dangerously hazardous water. The water pollution has been caused by heavy metal, which is

UK Government Announces Cash Injection for Flood Defence Projects On 2nd December, the British Government launched the National Infrastructure Plan 2014. Within this plan, the Treasury pledged a £2.3 billion investment in flood defences across

WWEM 2014 The WWEM (Water, Wastewater and Environmental Monitoring) exhibition was once again a great success for Aquaread. It’s the perfect place to showcase our UK manufacture, and of course a good place to see

Water Monitoring Commences in Mines of West Africa As Sierra Leone looks to attract a new wave of mining investment in order to boost its economic profile, bringing water mine management standards in line with

£1.3m to Help Waning Pond Life Thanks to the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) more than £1.3 million has been awarded to a scheme designed to train a wide variety of people as “citizen scientists”, enabling

Green Organism Plaguing Worlds Rivers Meet Didymo. Didymo, or Didymosphenia Geminata as it’s known scientifically, is a microscopic algae plaguing rivers around the globe. It produces thick, mat-like growths or blooms that coat stream beds