Water. Without it, the life of a plant, an animal, or a person is inconceivable. Ironically, despite the huge volumes of ...

If current estimates are correct, then about 3.4 billion people will live in the Middle East and Africa (MEA) by 2050. And ...

Many ocean-going ships and submarines use desalinated water. Globally, more than 300 million people receive their water from ...

The world's largest producer of desalinated water, Saudi Arabia also makes the most amount of waste from this energy intensive industry; but local researchers are trying to change that.

The third innovation is related to solar energy. The new solar desalination system uses a low cost and optimally shaped stationary solar reflectors in conjunction to an optimally shaped heated surface ...

Scientists have uncovered a huge oversight in water desalination technology: The membranes used to purify seawater behave differently when wet versus dry, with water causing them to swell by at least ...

IISc scientists develop innovative siphon-based desalination technology, improving efficiency and scalability for clean water ...

The innovation promises to be a game-changer in global water security, especially for arid and coastal regions struggling ...

The facility, hailed as a milestone in California’s water sustainability efforts, will meet up to 40% of city’s water needs.

The China water desalination market is projected to surge from US$ 1.84 billion in 2024 to US$ 4.66 billion by 2033, at a ...