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Pollutants in Our Water May Now Be Easier to Remove
Understanding how to remove harmful pollutants from water is a critical challenge in environmental science. A recent study by ...
No-swim advisory lifted for Dubois Park in Jupiter after tests show safe bacteria levels
Tests done this week found high levels of bacteria in the waters off Dubois Park, along the Loxahatchee River in Jupiter.
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Bacteria in Lake Superior reveal climate change’s impact on Great Lakes, research finds
Rising temperatures and changing environmental conditions in the Great Lakes are contributing to harmful algal blooms, and ...
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Self-powered biosensor detects and destroys bacteria in water — No electricity needed
A self-powered, three-component biosensor capable of killing bacteria in water samples has been developed by materials ...
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Are you cleaning your water bottle enough?
Every time you take a sip from your water bottle, you are depositing bacteria inside and over the course of a day these can multiply by the millions. Here's what scientists say you can do about it.
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U-M researchers explore new water treatment using bacteria in Ann Arbor
At the University of Michigan, researchers are working to remove harmful contaminants from drinking water using bacteria.
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Jefferson County springs test reveal unsafe water conditions
Many people believe drinking water straight from a natural spring is healthier and more pure than tap water, but test results ...
No-swim advisory issued for Dubois Park in Jupiter after tests find high levels of bacteria
The advisory does not close Dubois Park, set along the Loxahatchee River near the Jupiter Inlet, or its beach.