Watermelon Rind Cheaply Filters Arsenic in Groundwater

ENN
Aug 16, 2018, 11:13 am65 pts
Watermelon rind, usually discarded as waste, has been shown by researchers in Pakistan to be capable of cheaply and efficiently removing arsenic from groundwater.

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