Arsenic Remediation Project Will Begin Decontaminating Water in India

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By Yale Environment 360Mar 10, 2014, 1:00 pm63 pts
New technology that removes arsenic from drinking water is set to be deployed on a large scale in India, according to researchers from Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and an India-based water technology company. The device removes arsenic by passing electricity through steel plates submerged in a water…

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