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Efforts are underway in Australia to keep water supplies running during the driest periods on record.

Barriers to water reuse not insurmountable for drought-stricken Australia

Point of use systems can alert consumers via apps when filters need changing. How far can this data go? We investigate developments in the PoU market.

TECH DIVE: The future of Point of Use systems

New nanowood membrane research shows it could be 20% more efficient. The sustainable membrane was created from nanocellulose: a waste biomass.

RESEARCH: ‘Nanowood’ membrane is 20% more efficient, finds study

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