MIT Scientists Turn Seawater to Drinking Water With the Push of a Button

Summary

This article by Tasos Kokkinidis, writing for Greek Reporter, makes the following points:

• The suitcase-sized device weighs less than ten kilograms.
• It requires less power to operate than a cell phone.
• The device generates drinking water that exceeds World Health Organization standards.
• Unlike other portable desalination units that require water to pass through filters, this device utilizes electrical power to remove particles.

References

References from the Web:

• JUL 2022 MIT team’s new device turns seawater into drinking water with one button press—BGR
• AUG 2022 From seawater to drinking water, with the push of a button—Water Magazine  

Source Information:

• Article Source: Greek Reporter
• Media Check: Greek Reporter - Media Bias Fact Check (mediabiasfactcheck.com)
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