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Image for This city turns sewage into drinking water in 24 hours. The concept is catching on
This city turns sewage into drinking water in 24 hours. The concept is catching on In an era of megadroughts, politicians are flocking to a small African city to learn the secret to its circular water supply Environment Society World
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New plant in Scotland to generate heating from wastewater Public buildings in Stirling, Scotland, are being kept warm by heat recovered from a nearby sewage works Energy Environment UK
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Campaigner swims from summit of Snowdon to the sea to highlight plastic pollution A campaigner for Surfers Against Sewage has swum 26k from the summit of Snowdon to the sea, collecting evidence of plastic pollution Environment UK
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New Arctic protections agreed by Canadian government and Inuit community Canada's largest national marine conservation area is to be created to protect a large, biodiverse area of Arctic water Environment
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Rage against the latrine: the safer, more sustainable loo that's changing lives A lack of hygienic sanitation is a major issue in many parts of the world, but are resource-hungry western style toilets the only option? No... Society
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Slovenia names water a fundamental right Slovenia's parliament adopts amendment that declares the country’s water supplies are ‘a public good managed by the state’ and ‘not a market... Environment Society
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