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Water Pollution

Divergent States Working to Safeguard America’s Most Important River Water Pollution

Divergent States Working to Safeguard America’s Most Important River

NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA —  Political leaders in the Mississippi River area are looking to form a multistate compact to manage threats from climate change, water pollution and drought-affected regions elsewhere. “Twenty million people drink from the Mississippi River and its tributaries every day, including me and my family,” said Colin…
bubmag
October 26, 2023
Advancing Water Pollution Solutions with 3D-Printed ‘Living Material’ Water Pollution

Advancing Water Pollution Solutions with 3D-Printed ‘Living Material’

The “engineered living material” is a 3D-printed structure made of a seaweed-based polymer and genetically engineered bacteria that produce an enzyme to convert organic pollutants into benign molecules. Theophylline, a molecule commonly found in tea and chocolate, was engineered to cause bacteria to self-destruct. This provides a method for removing…
bubmag
September 6, 2023
Water pollution costs Keepmoat and Applebridge £135,000 Water Pollution

Water pollution costs Keepmoat and Applebridge £135,000

Site owner Keepmoat will donate £100,000 while subcontractor Applebridge will hand over £35,000. An investigation by the Environment Agency found that Pitty Beck was polluted a number of times between October 2016 and November 2018 while construction was underway. The companies submitted Enforcement Undertakings to the Environment Agency, which have…
bubmag
August 31, 2023
International community calls for release of El Salvador antimining activists Water Pollution

International community calls for release of El Salvador antimining activists

Calls from the international community are growing for the release of five environmental activists fighting water pollution and mining in El Salvador who were arrested in January.A lack of evidence behind the allegation that they were involved in a civil war-era kidnapping and murder has raised questions from U.S. officials…
bubmag
August 2, 2023