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Reaction: Avoid fairy dust when engineering water-purification technologies
Paul Westerhoff
Engineering, Ira A. Fulton Schools of (IAFSE)
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Earth & Environmental Sciences
water purification
86%
dust
54%
engineering
47%
environmental engineering
45%
built environment
41%
civil engineering
40%
water treatment
33%
school
32%
water quality
24%
oxidation
24%
industry
22%
pollutant
21%
Engineering & Materials Science
Purification
83%
Dust
75%
Environmental engineering
53%
Water treatment
46%
Water quality
44%
Water
40%
Civil engineering
38%
Sustainable development
32%
Oxidation
32%
Industry
16%
Medicine & Life Sciences
Water Purification
100%
Dust
80%
Technology
48%
Water Quality
35%
Built Environment
35%
Environmental Pollutants
28%
Industry
22%
Chemical Compounds
Water Purification
86%
Dust
81%
Environmental Pollutant
60%
Industry
54%
Environment
42%