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And that millions of people around the world don't have this luxury and have to walk hours to get safe
water.
My team hypothesized that we could use the carbon that's already in Styrofoam to create activated carbon, which is used in almost every
water
filter today.
And activated carbon works by using very small micropores to filter out contaminants from
water
or even air.
And moreover, not only were we able to create activated carbon for purifying water, but we were also able to reduce Styrofoam waste, solving two global problems with just one solution.
Where there are emergencies like storms and earthquakes, when the electricity goes out, when safe
water
is not available, breast milk can keep babies fed and hydrated.
Do I tell her about our bodies, how they are 60 percent water, but we still burn like driftwood, making fuel of our sacrifice?
Storm goes away, the
water
level goes down, you get rid of the sandbags, and you do this storm after storm after storm.
You saw a woman who was more clear than a pool of
water
in a mountain stream.
By increasing consumption of sugar-sweetened beverages made from scarce local
water
supplies and drunk out of plastic bottles in a country that is already grappling with obesity, this is neither sustainable from a public health nor an environmental point of view.
It wasn't until I arrived in graduate school and witnessed firsthand the criminal actions of scientists and engineers in the
water
crisis in Flint, Michigan that I realized how dangerous and yet surprisingly common this line of thinking really is.
Make no mistake: the Flint
water
crisis is one of the most egregious environmental injustices of our time.
For over 18 months, 100,000 residents, including thousands of young children, were exposed to contaminated drinking
water
with high levels of lead.
And while the
water
quality is slowly improving and the pipes are being replaced now, more than two years later, the
water
is still not safe to drink.
The short answer is: the crisis began when an emergency manager, appointed by Michigan's governor, decided to switch their
water
source to a local river to save money.
But it continued for so long because scientists and engineers at government agencies in the state of Michigan and in the federal government did not follow federal regulations for treating the
water
right.
They ridiculed residents asking for help, while publicly insisting that the brown, smelly
water
coming out of the tap was safe to drink.
In collaboration with Flint residents, our research team here at Tech, of students and scientists led by professor Marc Edwards, conducted citywide testing to prove that Flint's
water
was indeed contaminated, even toxic in some homes.
A few months later, President Obama came in and declared a federal emergency, and now Flint is getting more than 600 million dollars in healthcare, nutrition, education and overhauling their
water
infrastructure.
Some of mankind's greatest challenges lie ahead of us; contaminated drinking
water
is just one example.
Ivan always had a passion for
water.
So I decided to ask Jose if Thursdays around 2pm, Ivan could come and help him arrange the
water
bottles on the shelves, because he loved to organize things.
So that's how it went for a year: Ivan would go to Jose's greengrocer, help him arrange the shelves of
water
bottles with the labels perfectly lined up on the same side, and he would leave happy with his chocolate cookies.
Law number two: power is like
water.
It, fortunately, cannot spread through air, water, or casual contact.
Places where the pollutants turn the
water
into a cloudy plastic soup.
Meanwhile, the rotation made gears pump out water, crush grain, or power mills, which is where the name "treadmill" originated.
But sound moves about four times faster in
water
than in air, so in this dark environment, marine mammals often rely on vocalization to communicate.
So actually, it sort of turns out that automatically, if you build a tunnel that is good enough to resist the
water
table, it is automatically capable of holding vacuum.
Although the sounds are inaudible above
water
depending on where you are and the time of year, the underwater soundscape can be as noisy as any jungle or rainforest.
In the Arctic, this is especially important, because not only do Arctic marine mammals have to hear each other, but they also have to listen for cues in the environment that might indicate heavy ice ahead or open
water.
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