Coal pits could become 'picturesque lakes' in ' fascinating' new water storage plan
Coal mine sites could be utilised and converted to vast “water storage” systems and “picturesque lakes” to help solve the nation’s ‘water security issue,’ according to Hunter Valley Lakes Corporation Director Greg Story.
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Feel free to reply to any comment by clicking the "Reply" button.Scientists create sponge to soak up phosphate, a dangerous water pollutant, so it can be reused (News Source: Daily Mail)
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Northwestern University scientists created a sponge that can soak up and reuse phosphate
The sponge, known as Phosphate Elimination and Recovery Lightweight (PEARL) is made up of a porous, flexible material
It can capture up to 99 percent of phosphate ions in polluted water
Phosphorus leaking into waterways causes algae blooms, which cause plants and fish to be starved of oxygen
Scientists create sponge-like material to soak up phosphate from polluted waters (News Source: Natural News)
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PHcitizen
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This could work, but a few issues, planning, reforestation, should begin at the beginning of the project, careful consideration given to toxic tailings created, top soil storage are reuse, water drainage plans to guarantee water supply for the eventual lake.
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