๐I'm happy to share our group's latest paper titled "Revealing OH species in situ generated on low-valence Cu sites for selective carbonyl oxidation", now published in PNAS.
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Read it on: https://t.co/3il3XG9rYH
Governments meeting at #COP27 recognized the crucial importance of water in efforts to adapt to climate change.
A new report by the World Meteorological Organization warns that by 2050, 5 billion people will face inadequate access to water because of worsening climate impacts.
Partial combustion of biomass wastes to form #biochar could be a #sustainable solution for industrial & municipal #wastewater treatment
This Review discusses the uses of waste-derived #biochar for water pollution control
https://t.co/q6VHLDlxCu
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Biochar is a negative carbon emission technology with multiple emerging applications
This new Review discusses the uses of waste-derived #biochar for industrial & municipal wastewater treatment and #sustainabledevelopment
https://t.co/q6VHLDlxCu
Free: https://t.co/cX5vaR2jw9
Looking to publish in water-related research? Nature Water welcomes submissions on all aspects of research connected to the relationship between society and #water resources. Publishing work in the natural sciences, engineering and the social sciences. https://t.co/DC1dR0gO1I
Chinaโs Sponge City Program integrates greenโgreyโblue infrastructure for sustainable urban-water governance, but recent flooding questions its efficacy
Going forward, resilient sponge cities are needed that synergise socialโnaturalโengineering solutions
https://t.co/l6QZZGqcVn
NaCl-promoted phase transition and glycosidic bond cleavage under microwave heating for energy-efficient biorefinery of rice starch - now published in Green Chemistry https://t.co/8T2OuqezJT