Africa’s rapid urbanization and industrial growth are flushing unseen threats into its rivers, soils, and air. Pharmaceuticals lingering in wastewater, microplastics drifting from landfills, and pesticides seeping from farms are quietly reshaping the
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The push for cleaner industrial operations is gaining momentum, and a new review from Shital Yashwant Waware is shedding light on how environmental chemical engineering could reshape the energy sector. Published in *ITEGAM-Journal of Engineering, Tec
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In a breakthrough that could reshape how industries approach water treatment, researchers from the State Key Laboratory of Urban Water Resource and Environment at Harbin Institute of Technology have uncovered new mechanisms behind the peroxone proces
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A pilot sewage treatment plant at Jaramogi Oginga Odinga University of Science and Technology (JOOUST) in Siaya County, Kenya, is demonstrating how decentralized wastewater systems can significantly reduce nutrient pollution—though not without leavin
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The average household may not think twice about the water it sends down the drain, but a new review by Igor Kogut of Hohenstein Innovations gGmbH in Germany is forcing the sector to confront an uncomfortable truth: the very chemicals that make modern
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The petrochemical industry, a cornerstone of modern economies, faces a mounting challenge: balancing production demands with environmental stewardship. A groundbreaking study by Morteza Ghobadi, an environmental engineer at Lorestan University in Ira
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The way fluids behave under pressure, heat, and magnetic forces isn’t just an academic puzzle—it’s a key to unlocking smarter, faster, and more efficient industrial processes. A new study by Muhammad Azhar Iqbal from The Islamia University of Bahawal
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Sameeksha Rawat, a researcher at the Sustainability Cluster of UPES in Dehradun, has just published a review that could redefine how industries, including energy, approach water treatment. Her work, featured in *Desalination and Water Treatment* (*”D
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The Costa Brava’s coastal waters, famed for their clarity and biodiversity, are revealing an unseen challenge: the silent footprint of pharmaceuticals lurking in treated wastewater. A recent study by Emma Moragrega-Knol and her team at the Institut Q
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In the arid landscapes of Kazakhstan, where water scarcity is a pressing challenge, a team of engineers led by Bibars Amangeldy of the Joldasbekov Institute of Mechanics and Engineering at Al-Farabi Kazakh National University has developed a groundbr
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