DrinkClear [Demo]
A project to analyze chemicals in drinkable water and minimize their health impact through filtration and chlorination
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Conversation with Oguz Mulayim
As of 2015, 29 per cent of people worldwide are suffering from a lack of access to safe drinking water. (hat tip to @maite)
What is the source of this information? Did you make it up?
Conversation with Maite Lopez-Sanchez
We need to reduce oil spills, which are one of the major reasons for water pollution and one of the most unnoticed causes of all
Yes, but the question is how. Do you want to stop our economy?
There are obviously other ways of spurring economy. Oil spills have tremendous cost!
Conversation with Ms Questions
Reducing pollution impacts the competitiveness of our industry
Yes, I agree with this. We cannot stop our economy
@juan_antonio_rodrigu is repeating this false argument in all his comments. It's a big lie
Conversation with Maite Lopez-Sanchez
We also have to reduce the plastic we use, because it also affects water. In fact, it is the most potential threat to marine life
Marine scientists from the National University of Ireland (NUI) in Galway found the plastic bits in 73 per cent of 233 deep-sea fish collected from the Northwest Atlantic Ocean—one of the highest microplastic frequencies in fish ever recorded worldwide.| (Lorraine Chow 2018)
80’000 tonnes of plastic float in the Great Pacific Garbage Patch, equivalent to 500 Jumbo jets
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