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August 21st 2008
Categories: Companies, Ecosystems, Environment, Products, Projects, Waste, Waste Water

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Ultra-Fine Bubble Diffuser for Cleaner Water Treatment

Stamford Scientific Inc. (SSI), a global leader in wastewater treatment diffuser products and support facility for wastewater treatment plants, announced a new ultra-fine bubble diffuser for the membrane diffuser market. The new ultra-fine bubble diffuser from SSI produces the finest bubbles of any membrane diffuser currently ...

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December 18th 2008
Tags: Companies, Energy, Environment, Environmentalist, Pollution No Comments

Pollution can make your child obese, according to the latest study conducted by Barcelona’s Municipal Institute of Medical Research and reported in the Acta Paediatrica journal

  Pollution can make your child obese, according to the latest study conducted by Barcelona’s Municipal Institute of Medical Research and reported in the Acta Paediatrica journal. While this study links chemical pollution to extreme and debilitating weight gain, one American expert wonders if electrical pollution might be having the same effect ...
October 8th 2008
Tags: Biodiversity, Conservation, Deforestation, Energy, Environment, Environmentalist, Green Solutions, Green Technology No Comments

Sierra Business Council — Where Business Leads For Integrated Success In Environment, Economic And Social Solutions

The Sierra Business Council and Sierra Nevada Conservancy hosted the Sierra Solutions Conference October 3-4. Over 200 members gathered from across California to share insights and learn from leaders in housing, sustainable development, carbon sequestration, and sound energy policies and practices. The Sierra Business Council’s (SBC) mission embraces community, environment and the ...

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