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Satellites monitor algae toxin levels to ensure drinking water safety

Imagine that your daily routine is disrupted by a sudden ‘do not drink’ advisory for your local tap water because of elevated toxin levels. This scenario became a reality for cities like Toledo, OH in 2014, affecting more than 400,000 residents. The source? Microcystins - toxins produced by cyanobacteria, commonly referred to as blue-green algae. As climate change and human ...

Nitrate Pollution of Groundwater

What are some of the environmental and health issues surrounding nitrate in groundwater, and options to resolve them? Nitrogen is a naturally occurring element that is essential for life on Earth. ...

EAU DE Paris Gets A Jumpstart on water sanitation

In charge of more than 2,000km of water networks, Eau de Paris is responsible for tap water production through the eponymous city. With drinking water produced partly from river water and spring water, the two different water networks produce ...

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Manganese Dioxide for Catalytic Removal of Manganese

Manganese dioxide in accordance with EN 13752. Based on naturally occurring manganese dioxide, EVERZIT® Mn is used primarily for catalytic manganese removal in drinking water and mineral water treatment. The high active surface area of EVERZIT® Mn facilitates oxidation of iron and manganese in water with high oxygen content and promotes formation of hydrated oxide floccules which are ...