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A moss could revolutionize the purification of contaminated waters according to a study conducted in Finland
Researchers from the University of Oulu (Finland) discovered that the moss Warnstorfia fluitans, in association with endophytic microbes, is capable of extracting and transforming...
Microalgae: Researchers from Spain and Sweden Develop a Sustainable Solution to Clean Contaminated Waters
Microalgae, microscopic organisms capable of absorbing carbon dioxide and harmful substances, have become a promising technology for the purification of contaminated waters.
A group of...
A study reveals the proliferation of toxic cyanobacteria due to summer storms and climate change
The Leibniz Institute of Freshwater Ecology and Inland Fisheries (IGB) demonstrated that the increase in summer storms, driven by climate change, is creating an...
The Federal Water Council questions the “Arsenic Map” released by the Buenos Aires Institute of Technology
The Federal Water Council (COHIFE) declared that the so-called “Arsenic Map”, released by the Buenos Aires Institute of Technology (ITBA), “lacks scientific, methodological, and...
Arsenic in water: millions of Argentinians exposed to a health risk exceeding WHO recommended limits
The natural contamination with arsenic affects millions of people in Argentina and turns a daily action like drinking water into a health problem.
New analyses...
