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WATER DISINFECTION IN INDIA
Evaluates the effectiveness of various water disinfection technologies, including chlorine tablets, solar disinfection, and ceramic filters, in reducing the incidence of waterborne diseases in rural communities in India.
Five Questions for Allie Reiling at Caminos de Agua
Interview with Allie Reiling, the Executive Director of Caminos de Agua, a non-profit organization working to improve water access and quality in rural communities in Mexico.
NREL Is Fast-Forwarding Emerging Desalination Tech Powered by Wave Energy
New desalination technology powered by wave energy, developed by the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) in the United States.
How to Make a Biochar Water Filter
Provides step-by-step instructions for building a simple and low-cost water filter using biochar, a type of charcoal made from organic waste.
Five Lessons Learned from the Implementation of Rainwater Harvesting Systems in Tanzania
Discusses the challenges faced by rural communities in accessing clean water, including the high cost of drilling wells and the limited availability of surface water sources
How High Thresholds for Water Quality Can Hide Poor Service
The limitations of traditional water quality testing methods, which often focus on measuring the presence of specific contaminants rather than assessing overall water quality and service delivery.
Calibrating an optimal condition model for solar water disinfection in peri-urban household water treatment in Kampala, Uganda
Journal Article
Discusses a study that was conducted to evaluate the effectiveness of using solar disinfection to treat drinking water in Bolivia. The study found that solar disinfection was successful in reducing the presence of bacteria in the water and producing clean drinking water.
An assessment of boiling as a method of household water treatment in South India
Journal Article
Boiling can be an effective method of household water treatment, but it may not always be practical or feasible for households due to cost and time constraints.
Critical parameters in the production of ceramic pot filters for household water treatment in developing countries
Journal Article
Discusses the importance of various parameters in the production of ceramic filters for household water treatment in developing countries.