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Would YOU drink from Britain s canals? Scientists develop a way to purify untreatable water within 45 minutes - and it can even get rid of parasites such as those seen in the recent outbreak in south-west England

IF, a technology firm based in Edinburgh, has developed a technique to purify untreatable water within just 45 minutes.

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Tech firm turns Glasgow s canals into drinking water

Tech firm turns Glasgow s canals into drinking water
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Tech firm creates purification system which makes canal water drinkable

IF has created a miniature vapour compression distillation system without consumable parts or chemicals.

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Podcast: Climate change and the economy

Podcast: Climate change and the economy
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Big science 2023: Risks to humanity, but we might beat obesity

Climate change and fighting fat were common stories in 2023, with temperature records and celebrities shedding kilos – then along came AI.

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