Filtration: Getting a vacuum with a good filtration system is a no brainer.
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Once a limit is set, water systems can use reverse osmosis, charcoal filtration, and/or carbon filtration to get rid of PFAS in drinking water.
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LifeStraw Go 2-stage filtration water bottles are equipped with a real-time filtration system, which cleans bacteria and contaminants out of water as you sip.
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To make sure the water is clean of any pathogens or microbes, treated sewage water is sent through multiple steps of filtration, including UV and carbon filtration.
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"This agreement to fully divest the Facet filtration business restores the competition in the aviation fuel filtration markets that the underlying merger eliminated," said Assistant Attorney General Makan Delrahim.
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These have to be removed by a second process: filtration.
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Learn more about the 1HYDRO Series Filtration Bottle See Details
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Apparently a water filtration system beneath a sink had broken.
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An updated AtmosAir filtration system keeps the air relatively clean.
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Our water filtration system can help aid in that mission.
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He began by giving forty American Presidents a "filtration" score.
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The department asked the court to order Parker-Hannifin to sell part of its aviation filtration business on grounds that it and Clarcor had been the only two U.S. manufacturers of the filtration products.
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We should note that better vacuums often have multiple filtration levels.
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The hose water is freezing, and there's no proper filtration system.
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The house has solar panels and an ultraviolet water filtration system.
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Dr Stone's alternative is to abandon the idea of filtration altogether.
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The filtration system Skyline Robotics uses requires no soap or Windex.
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A long-term filtration system will be completed later this year.
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Installing filtration equipment in your home's ventilation system can reduce exposure.
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But that would require more tanks and an expensive filtration process.
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Portable water filtration systems are used to fill personal water bottles.
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Katadyn Gravity BeFree Water Filtration System - 3 Liters ($55.96, normally $69.95)
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They've also passed out water purification tablets and mobile filtration systems.
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The city has since installed filtration systems in every public school.
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And eventually it ended up inside each sponge's own filtration cells.
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After purification and filtration, that is then turned into a gasoline mixture.
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It's an enormous operation, and eerily clean, with an elaborate filtration system.
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It said it is providing $25,000 to the town for filtration systems.
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What makes the water filtration system stand outCons to considerThe bottom line
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Some offer built-in water-filtration, while others look like fountain pens.
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Large-scale air filtration has entered the public imagination in recent years.
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Filtration is an entirely different process, used to separate one element from another.
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The smoker could place an air filtration or ventilation system in his unit.
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The dual filtration model I'm testing is priced at €725 for EU buyers.
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And both sorts of sand filtration miss up to 10% of harmful bacteria.
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If filtration doesn't work, the utility faces about $180 million for upgraded equipment.
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Certain types of filtration systems are better at removing pharmaceuticals than others are.
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For clarification [of the soup] we could have done it with ice filtration.
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Winston Ibrahim is the founder and CEO of Hydros, a water filtration startup.
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Other forms of adulteration can obscure where honey comes from, like ultra-filtration.
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Her father, who had multiple sclerosis, tended boilers at a water-filtration plant.
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Anyone who gets through that filtration system should be there, and vice versa.
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Drinking water can be effectively treated with activated carbon filtration to prevent contamination.
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It also gave us the time to learn the bottling and filtration temperature.
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And it was Earley who validated the filtration and use of Flint River water.
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And then the filtration system was just like what you'd have on a pool.
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Still, you can do some things to help this filtration system work more effectively.
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The 1Tac 1Hydro Series Filtration Bottle solves those two problems in one fell swoop.
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The CDC suggests boiling water, using disinfectants or a filtration system to sanitize water.
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Most solutions for removing smoke taint rely on one form or another of filtration.
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Copeny's partnership with a water-filtration company also facilitates drinkable water in deprived communities.
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Sand is used for filtration in water-treatment facilities, septic systems, and swimming pools.
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The island moss in the dashboard is part of the breSono air filtration system.
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It comes with a filtration system to remove bacteria, stray hair and other debris.
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I called Dr. Blumberg for advice on what kind of filtration system to consider.
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Proper ventilation, filtration and humidity reduce the spread of pathogens like the new coronavirus.
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But the major water-filtration project it launched turned out to be a scam.
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So the town was reconnected to another source — only that one doesn't include filtration.
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Set the temperature, fan, and air filtration to your preferred levels for sleeping. 4.
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These filtration holes are on almost every cigarette sold in the United States today.
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But if you have to move, it's best to carry a portable filtration system.
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Travelers can find a room with these air-filtration systems on the company's website.
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Ms. Gilroy said production was suspended in April and enhanced filtration systems were installed.
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Technically, your lymph nodes are your body's biological filtration system, so they do this naturally.
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Hotels are charging a 5% to 7% premium for rooms with filtration and purification systems.
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The company produces motion control, filtration and sealing systems for the industrial and aerospace markets.
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TL;DR: Get the convenient, eco-friendly Brita on-tap faucet filtration system for $19.88.
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"High-end filtration systems like the Clean Water Machine... are completely American-made," Cheapism reported.
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Andrew M. Cuomo ordered the installation of new filtration systems, blood testing, and other measures.
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In addition to new heating and cooling systems, the house has an air filtration system.
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Connected devices can improve our effectiveness in environmental functions like water filtration and energy efficiency.
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Detectives showed reporters around inside the bunker, which had electricity and a water filtration system.
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FEMA says it has distributed drinking-water purification tablets and deployed six mobile-filtration systems.
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From 2009 to 2013, Mr. Pedersen was a chief executive for two water filtration companies.
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The home has features such as LED lighting, a ductless HVAC system and air filtration.
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Ticker: ENTGMarket cap: $6.9 billionClosing price: $56.23Company description: Entegris makes filtration products that purify gases.
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In August 2019, Flint schools approved testing of the new filtration systems provided by Musk.
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He tapped local union members to identify churches and community organizations whose members needed filtration devices.
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The water filtration here lets you vape it a bit hotter without getting the smokier taste.
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Quiet operation, ease of use and a tangible improvement in air quality, thanks to powerful filtration.
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The V1503 has a very decent 40 minutes of run time and hassle-free HEPA filtration.
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A lot of people don't have filtration systems in their homes, so it's great to use.
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Well, one of them is currently undead and clogging up the Abigail's cooling and filtration system.
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At lead smelters in the United States, for instance, filtration devices are required for pollution control.
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They finally agreed to buy a water-filtration system, but are charging me to install it.
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The filtration is my sensibilities and emotional attachment, and it's very important that that is prominent.
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"The guidance for hospitals already includes bringing in more fresh air and enhancing filtration," he writes.
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It has state-of-the-art amenities like Wi-Fi, onboard water filtration and solar power.
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Turn the Tide on Plastic was specially equipped for the race with a microplastic filtration system.
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Among other products, his company makes meltblown fabric that provides the ultrafine filtration in N20103 masks.
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There will be four new levels of text-based filtration available: Friendly, Medium, Mature, and Unfiltered.
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The plan also outlines the need for filtration systems, to filter out the chemicals and nutrients.
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For the first several years, the team behind Plus Pool, with help from the engineering firm Arup and Columbia University scientists, tested water filtration systems to prove the idea was even feasible (they have filed patents for the filtration system itself and the hull of Plus Pool).
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Agriculture, basic manufacturing, education, food production, and water filtration all require software to work well at scale.
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The carbon nanotubes don't filter out protons, Noy says, and that allows for a faster filtration system.
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"The fish floated up," Meendering says, and the government had to send out a special filtration boat.
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George meets with Matt and Adrian—college students who have created a home-based water filtration system.
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Typical noises endured by orcas include fireworks, noise from an audience, construction, and sounds from filtration systems.
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I've read that the high mineral content in our water filtration system makes for a better dough.
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All that is required is the installation of a carbon-filtration system, not a particularly expensive endeavor.
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It also allow plants to use a membrane filtration system to filter wastewater and then release it.
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It makes a smaller number of N95 respirator masks, which provide more filtration for doctors and nurses.
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Penn has also experimented with vacuum bags and other materials that provide some level of particle filtration.
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In the Bronx, the Croton Water Filtration Plant is topped by a sculptural nine-acre golf course.
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It uses an advanced filtration and evaporation system that helps to prevent mold, mildew, and structural cracking.
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Non-Amazon products also sold well including the Instant Pot multicooker and LifeStraw personal water filtration system.
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A custom filtration system feeds a proprietary cocktail of nutrients into a hydroponic, two-level farming system.
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Combining their filtration measurements with long-term data on the abundance of giant larvaceans in Monterey Bay, the researchers calculated that, at peak population density and maximum filtration rate, the bay's giant larvaceans can sift through all the water in their primary habitat in as little as 13 days.
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The company also refused to refrain from integrating Clarcor's fuel filtration business into Parker-Hannifin's, the department said.
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The filtration system is working hard; the half a ton of Epsom salts have already been dropped in.
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Vodka makers accomplish that by running the spirit through repeated rounds of filtration to strip everything else away.
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Invest in a Culligan Water Filtration System for H20 that's cleaner and better smelling than regular tap water.
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And thanks to its advanced 4K signal filtration, it beams higher picture quality compared to cable or satellite.
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While developing these filtration systems, scientists applied the same technology to removing toxic waste from used dialysis fluid.
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The state will also buy and install water filtration systems for 1,500 homes in the Village of Hoosick.
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The business also makes pumps and filtration systems used in flood control and the oil and gas industry.
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If the water wasn't run through the filtration system enough times it could burn competitors' eyes, she said.
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Based in Rosemont, Illinois, Culligan offers water softeners, filtration systems, industrial water treatment solutions and drinking water systems.
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In LA our black carbon data was used to support increased filtration in schools to protect school children.
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"There are other water filtration companies out there, but ours is the fastest and the lightest," said Pong.
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For more than 10 years Bilott has asked DuPont to install a filtration system in Parkersburg without success.
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If you have a reverse osmosis water filtration system, it strips all the minerals out of your water.
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But, for Hansen, Facebook can't get away with the level of media filtration it deals out any longer.
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In water, tech innovation is helping drive new approaches to filtration, desalination, monitoring, irrigation, wastewater treatment and more.
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Since its opening in 2012, the cafe rebranded itself as a "water store" that now sells filtration systems.
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If air absolutely has to be recirculated, you can minimize cross-contamination by enhancing the level of filtration.
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The kidneys, two bean-shaped organs that sit below the ribcage, act as filtration systems for our bodies.
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The camp uses electric game driving vehicles, energy-efficient appliances and a filtration system that recycles waste water.
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And it's smart mode allows it to adapt automatically to different fan modes for the most efficient filtration.
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The Outpost includes a filtration system that can provide up to 4,000 gallons of clean water a day.
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Air filtration machines may not be a huge help, but they may be crucial in the worst situations.
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Light slanted through the boards above, and giant tanks used for water filtration stood in front of him.
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By the time you reach the fields' end, the hum of air-filtration systems drowns out the insects.
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What the country did need were wind turbines and water filtration units, all of which run on ICS.
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"Renault has committed to recalling a certain number of vehicles, more than 15,000 vehicles, to check them and adjust them correctly so the filtration system works even when it is very hot or when it is below 17 degrees, because that's when the filtration system no longer worked," Royal said.
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And structures that are often ignored or overlooked—salt sheds, filtration plants, and the like—finally got some love.
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That makes sense; besides the sophisticated air-filtration system, this model needs to house a heating element as well.
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The brewers have a new water filtration system for more consistent coffee and free up more time for employees.
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Behind the restaurant are giant tanks to catch rainwater, and a filtration system to turn it into usable water.
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Adding bong filtration makes the heat even lower, the vapor a little less dry, and everything feel incredibly smooth.
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And it used less than a thousandth as much energy to do so as membrane filtration would have required.
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The researchers planned to perform real-time checks on how well the air and water filtration systems are working.
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Natural systems can provide basic services like water storage, storm buffering, or water filtration to communities, businesses, and residences.
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At issue is DoJ's belief that the merger eliminated all competition in the market for airplane fuel filtration products.
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The Getty Center has a sophisticated air filtration system that can reverse directions and push air out, Hartwig said.
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In typical Dyson fashion, it's powerful, thorough, and clean — the HEPA filtration traps allergens and bacteria inside the vacuum.
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He has a couple of water filtration patents, which he goes into great detail about on his campaign website.
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Sion, an electric car that has solar charging capabilities and island moss for air filtration, has been fully revealed.
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The Department of Veterans Affairs database includes information on glomerular filtration rate, or G.F.R., a measure of kidney function.
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But Vogmask has been selling its colorful air filtration masks since 2011, after one fateful day at Burning Man.
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Air filtration gaps are believed to have been key in the presence of mold, hospital spokeswoman Alyse Bernal said Tuesday.
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On Wednesday, however, Dr. Zucker said that water filtration systems would be placed at schools and other community gathering places.
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The company has also developed more elaborate water filtration systems, the Fieldtrate Plus and WR Ultrafiltration, targeted at larger communities.
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The Getty Museum also has a sophisticated air filtration system that can reverse directions and push air out, Lapin said.
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I mean, media is, as usual, focused on the wrong things and advocating responsibility for the general filtration of toxicity.
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If you picture Tinder's interface like a filtration system, imagine Grindr like wading through a swamp with no shoes on.
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And so we still rely on the same purification methods that were used 211, 2000 BC, so filtration or distillation.
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Flowserve, Pentair and Xylem are at the epicenter of the water business, proving filtration, irrigation, pumps, valves and other equipment.
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Flowserve, Pentair and Xylem are in the epicenter of the water business, proving filtration, irrigation, pumps, valves and other equipment.
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The straw-like device uses a simple filtration system made of specially designed cloth to render water safe to drink.
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Since significant portions of Puerto Rico's electrical grid remain offline, affected pumps and filtration systems can't sanitize and deliver water.
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But we're in the process of creating a new filtration spout that will be able to filter an entire bottle.
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He purchased several dozen new cows, installed a $20,000 water-filtration system and stopped using his farms hay for feed.
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The procedures should be done only in spaces with "an adequate air filtration system and a smoke evacuator," he advises.
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The Coway Airmega 200M has a four-stage filtration system that's capable of capturing 99.97% of particles in the air.
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Repligen – The life sciences company is buying privately held filtration technology provider Spectrum for $359 million in cash and stock.
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His co-workers raised money to donate solar lanterns and water filtration systems to people in the countryside, he says.
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Seattle sought competitive proposals to first, design and build, and then operate, a new water filtration plant for 2900 years.
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Fortunately, Meridith brought a hand-held filtration device, and we filled a few bottles at a spring along the way.
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GreenSource technology can also be embedded beneath roads, roofing and soil, providing potential for massive filtration surface areas, Albyn said.
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So it means that you're healthy in your filtration system, but it doesn't necessarily reflect the effectiveness of your workout.
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In 2007, after the massive Zaca Fire, Santa Barbara spent more than $1 million on extra cleaning and filtration systems.
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If you have to deal with allergies, the entire vacuum uses HEPA filtration to keep allergens and bacteria trapped inside.
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Facemasks are simply a physical barrier, while respirators tend to be tighter fitting and have an element of air filtration.
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This gravity-powered water filtration system is simple to use and effectively removes 99.9999% of bacteria from the water source.
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Her presentations at both venues center on a concrete dome she spotted in the lake that houses a filtration system.
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I bagged up paperwork and made many of my meals ready to eat and water filtration materials available for use.
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Surgical masks and N95 masks with advanced filtration, worn by medical staff under face shields, are also in short supply.
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This model has a three-stage filtration system that captures allergens, pet dander, smoke, mold, odor, and large dust particles.
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Its filtration system traps more than 99 percent of tiny particles and larger pollutants like pollen, dust, dander, and smoke.
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One of the biggest criteria for these hotels is a high-end air filtration system so there is no smell.
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Such intensive air filtration and purifying procedures require almost cataclysmic amounts of electricity, which comes with its own carbon cost.
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These include solar panels, a "living roof" which offers natural air filtration, and a system for the recycling of water.
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One person's warning sign is another person's reassurance, and one can become the other given the right filtration of information.
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He purchased several dozen new cows, installed a $20,000 water-filtration system and stopped using his farm's hay for feed.
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For the most part, polluted or brackish water is treated in one of three ways: membrane filtration, electrodialysis, or capacitive deionization.
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The pumps, filtration systems, and other equipment used to treat sewage and provide clean drinking water also can't function without power.
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It was updated in 2015 to follow LEED standards, giving it energy-efficient windows, a water filtration system and Thermador appliances.
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Just picture Trump as a Midwestern, tattooed Harley-Davidson enthusiast whose business passion is water filtration technology rather than real estate.
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You can think of the device as a connected SodaStream with water filtration the hooks straight up to a user's tap.
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An alternative, "slow sand" filtration, employs the layers of algae and bacteria that develop on wet sand grains to remove pollutants.
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Through ongoing research, Thompson found that infrared film with the correct filtration can reveal light otherwise invisible to the human eye.
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During the shower, the water is simultaneously passed through a filtration system and purified, so it's ready to be used again.
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Saint-Gobain Performance Plastics has already agreed to install a long-term carbon filtration system for the village, the release said.
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The fitness room does have a special air filtration system, and the cleaning staff has received special training for the equipment.
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Honeywell – The industrial conglomerate is pursuing an acquisition of water filtration company Evoqua Water Technologies, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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For example, executives in China can afford cars with advanced filtration systems that scrub the indoor air of the pollution outside.
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Since early April, Tesla has replaced some sprinkler heads, and put out a request for quotes on new air filtration equipment.
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Some even have built-in air filtration systems, a great feature for the household where allergies or illnesses are an issue.
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Beneath artificial turf, rainwater is captured, stored and then pumped into the filtration device kept in a container alongside the field.
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Trying to explain the cause, Marculescu said that faulty filtration that messed up "the very sophisticated chemical combination" in the water.
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An even better system is the combination of reverse osmosis and carbon-based filtration, which removes more contaminants from tap water.
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The grains don't have enough fractured faces for concrete and asphalt, and they're too small and round for water-filtration systems.
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Meanwhile, PUR's new Ultimate Bluetooth-enabled faucet filtration system is available today, and will reorder your replacement filters automatically, as needed.
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The distributor — a fourth-generation, family-owned business — first agreed to implement an improved filtration system, but ultimately closed in August.
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Homer was composing—and drinking—long before fining and filtration (not to mention sulfuring, refrigeration, bottling, and corking) became standardized techniques.
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A Kickstarter campaign that year raised over $273,19403 from more than 3,000 backers for the designers to test water filtration materials.
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It&aposs a small, portable device that uses a four-stage filtration system to reduce up to 99.97% of particle pollution.
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Instead, the authorities would offer online classes and put up posters around town to teach city residents about contaminants and filtration.
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The water will be pumped from the ocean through pipes and filtration systems for desalination before hitting the faucets in homes.
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In 21.7, it opened a $3.2 billion filtration plant under a golf driving range at Van Cortlandt Park in the Bronx.
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You've probably heard of carbon or charcoal filtration systems, but those filters don't work well on the heavy metals in radioactive water.
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Every social network and stream has filtration, so for brands to get their message across they need to have that paid component.
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If you pick one with two-stage filtration, a cheeky carbon capsule is said to absorb chemicals like chlorine and pesticides, too.
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The carbon filtration system is actually working quite well; the larger issue is our knowledge gap in terms of the health risks.
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Clarcor — The maker of filtration products is being bought by for $4.3 billion in cash and assumed debt, or $83 per share.
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Vibes' earplugs are different and here's why: Each pair features a special filtration system that cuts the noise without compromising sound quality.
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"You would have to have an air cleaner in every room to get the same benefit as whole-house filtration," Sublett says.
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It is providing bottled water to residents and paying for a temporary, $300,000 filtration system for the village, according to the mayor.
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The CEO said that this was purely a customer satisfaction issue and the cars were being recalled to fix the filtration system.
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The lawsuit says the water in the attraction was too shallow and the water filtration system wasn't adequate to safeguard the public.
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This is the same type of filtration you might see at a winery to bring out the full flavor of the grapes.
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Water contamination is an especially acute problem for the rural poor, who can't afford to stockpile bottled water or expensive filtration systems.
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Tell me the most advanced country in the world can't get helicopters, generators and water filtration there in a matter of weeks.
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As the library's research collection grew, officials built a windowless storage space with air-filtration and climate-control systems under Bryant Park.
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Furthermore, clear-ice makers generally have water filtration and self-cleaning capabilities, adding taste (or, really, lack of taste) to their benefits.
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Drexel University's Center for Functional Fabrics is making thousands of high filtration masks that the United States military has agreed to test.
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This space is wonderful, with plenty of natural light, outlets, and an air filtration system that runs on a two-hour timer.
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"Respiratory protective devices are designed to achieve a very close facial fit and very efficient filtration of airborne particles," the FDA said.
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The Vista 200 uses a three-stage filtration system to eliminate bacteria, dust mites, mold spores, allergens, odors, pet dander, and smoke.
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Based in Pittsburgh, it makes filtration products used for removing impurities from water, rather than neutralizing them through the addition of chemicals.
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The Icon's air filtration system is N95 certified, which means it blocks at least 95% of small particles that measure 0.3 microns.
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And now she's working with a water-filtration company to bring water filters to communities that don't have access to drinkable water.
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The company plans to extract lithium from drilling wastewater, using a proprietary filtration system it has piloted in western Canada's oil patch.
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There is also an extensive air filtration system, a network of silver ductwork suspended from the ceilings, designed to capture gold dust.
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Some of those who had been benefiting from the poor air quality by selling air filtration products have been taking a hit.
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The doors of the Model X were then closed, and the air filtration system, which Tesla says is HEPA-certified, was turned on.
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According to the World Health Organization, counting bacterial colonies per millilitre is used as a yardstick for how good the filtration process was.
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In February, BeyGood and the United Way announced they would be distributing filtration pitchers, faucet mount filters and truckloads of water to residents.
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His company's bunkers, starting at $39,500 (including a $6,000 air filtration system for nuclear fallout), are not impulse buys after a presidential tweet.
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Hundreds of thousands of people die each ear from lack of clean water and a small, portable filtration system could have saved them.
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"The ultimate goal is to create a filtration device that will produce potable water from seawater or waste water with minimal energy input."
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The Tesla Model S will reportedly gain the "Bioweapon Defense Mode" air filtration system from the Model X and a 100kWh battery option.
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At that temperature you can really taste the complex flavors from terpenes coming through in the vapor, chilled by filtration through the water.
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Based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, it makes filtration products used for removing impurities from water, rather than neutralizing them through the addition of chemicals.
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A film crew is shooting a zombie horror flick in an abandoned water filtration plant, allegedly used for human experiments by the military.
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UPDATE 4/18/17: A previous version of this piece stated that drinking water treatment plants use filtration systems that involve activated sludge.
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Look at the recent debate around so-called 'recycled water', or water reclaimed from sewage through an extensive process of filtration and sanitation.
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When Bryan and I were in our parents' basement, they had a nice water filtration system but we didn't want to trust it.
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His father is a founder and the vice president for business development at WaterSep BioSeparations Corporation, a membrane filtration manufacturer in Marlborough, Mass.
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At Santa Rosa Memorial, the city's largest hospital, technicians installed a large air filtration system to clear smoky air from the hospital lobby.
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We chatted as her second piece, on the surging market for air-filtration masks in smoke-ridden California, was about to be published.
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Homeowners say they are forced to choose between installing expensive filtration systems, spending thousands to dig deeper wells, ignoring the problem or moving.
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Analyzing footage of 10 giant larvaceans, Dr. Katija's team estimated filtration rates based on how quickly particles were flowing into the animals' chambers.
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They are resistant to most conventional chemical and microbial clean-up technologies, but drinking water can be effectively treated with activated carbon filtration.
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Geely Auto's new Icon SUV includes an air-filtration system capable of purifying air of bacteria and viruses, in response to the coronavirus.
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"Up until now, everything has been air filtration, not real air purification," co-founder and CEO of the company Jaya Rao told TechCrunch.
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But in the past few years, a handful of companies have started making air filtration masks engineered specifically for both fashion and function.
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They think that an OMC filtration system could purify the water enough to safely pour it into the ocean and prevent any further contamination.
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If it's a particularly heavy allergen day, the device can even be customized to one of three fan settings to increase its filtration speed.
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By the end of August, the group expects to bring the remaining 6,500 filtration systems to the island to meet the original distribution goal.
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The Getty Museum, recently threatened by wildfires around LA, has a million-gallon water tank and an air-filtration system that keeps out smoke.
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It cleans your air quicker than most, using a four-stage HEPA filtration system and a bipolar ionizer to reduce airborne odors and pollutants.
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It agreed to install filtration plants in the six affected water districts if they wanted them and pay a cash award of $70 million.
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As they sink, these discarded dwellings take with them all the particles trapped in their filtration systems, much of which is dead organic matter.
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But in recent months parents in several cities have been posting demands online for the installation of air-filtration systems in their children's schools.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk tweeted Monday that he credits Alphabet CEO Larry Page with informing him about the health benefits of air filtration systems.
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If you were distilling gin in the city, you'd be plugged into the mains, and you'd have to use all sorts of filtration systems.
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It has a 3-layer filtration system that's designed to trap even the smallest coffee grounds to produce a full-bodied (extra strong) flavor.
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Hotels around the world are providing rooms with air filtration or purification systems to combat threats of outdoor pollution, the New York Times reports.
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But when you stop at camp, filling a handy filtration bag with water, like the Katadyn gravity filter, can efficiently appease the whole group.
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That includes planting trees to act as a filtration system, using natural rather than artificial feed, and steering clear of pesticides, fungicides and antibiotics.
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The company has said it is cooperating with the authorities, and paid for a new carbon-filtration system and bottled water for the village.
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The wines were typically made with organic grapes, using no added yeast, no filtration, no chemical additives, no new oak barrels, no mechanical manipulations.
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Perhaps you remember Bobble: those clear plastic bottles with a filtration system built into the drinking nozzle, which came in a rainbow of colors.
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The test is meant to capture my glomerular filtration rate, the rate at which my kidneys filtered out waste products, specifically the product creatinine.
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Critical infrastructure, which is increasingly automated and online, entails public systems like the electrical grid, nuclear power plants, water filtration stations and financial institutions.
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Plus, other new products like the Whirlpool Smart Dishwasher and PUR Ultimate Faucet Filtration System, are also now coming online with Dash, says Amazon.
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It also said its changes to wastewater rules would result in fewer toxic discharges by allowing new methods of compliance, such as filtration systems.
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The company says it's a zero-landfill ship, which means it uses everything from recycling to water filtration to deal with its own waste.
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Because of the tiny size of these microplastics, they're able to pass through water filtration systems and ultimately harm marine life and damage oceans.
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In Q193 2020, Second Nature will launch its first two products in this water filtration space, which will include filters for your refrigerator water.
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The report said treatment can remove more than 90% of microplastics from wastewater, with the highest removal coming from tertiary treatment such as filtration.
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Large-scale water filtration, proper trash collection and disposal, and rules on development are considered by many inadequate for the growing number of visitors.
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But sometimes only the human touch will do, as Eve Campan, a human resources site manager for Porex, a large filtration company, can attest.
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There is a commissary, a temporary medical clinic, a toilet facility, and a fresh water filtration unit on the back of a National Guard truck.
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The team also added new walkways, a viewing platform, new signs and lights, and an air filtration system to control humidity, carbon dioxide, and dust.
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During that year's Sepulveda Pass fire, the Getty had to evacuate visitors from its premises before it could put the air filtration safeguards in place.
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She's also partnered with a filtration company to make a water filter that can provide the equivalent of 23 water bottles for every dollar donated.
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The Puffco Peak is a battery-operated desktop concentrate vape, but the best part is that it incorporates water filtration — it's a smart bong, dude.
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When George takes the Mowa to the guys at Bluefish Concepts, he asks them to increase the filtration speed but they can't figure out how.
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The Ohio EPA has required continual water testing, bottled water distribution and filtration systems provided to homes where results are above the federal allowable level.
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It comes with everything needed to melt your stresses away with copious amounts of steam, including a heater, digital thermostat, and an air filtration system.
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Maintain your HVAC equipment, vacuuming, and changing or cleaning air filters regularly can help keep indoor air clean, especially if your vacuum has HEPA filtration.
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Lindsay Corp dropped 5 percent after the water filtration equipment maker warned weakness in North America would continue next year in part due to tariffs.
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Overcoming hurdles In recent years, there had been some success in water filtration using graphene oxide to sift out other smaller nanoparticles and organic molecules.
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The water came directly out of the tap, and it was safe to drink it without running it through a filtration system, Eve told me.
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These microfibres are so small—visible only under a microscope—that they bypass municipal filtration systems and are consumed by fish and other marine life.
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Thanks to the 4K signal filtration feature, you'll get higher picture quality than cable or satellite for a one-time payment and no monthly fees.
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In 232, a crack in the main water pipe from Lake Huron caused the city to temporarily switch to Flint River water and local filtration.
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To help her nerves, she recently installed a home water filtration system, paying $42.50 a month for the service on her main water supply line.
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On the night before the wedding, Sugrue devised a plan to move the entire reception indoors — complete with backup generators and an air filtration system.
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The water comes from a rain catchment and filtration system, and the approach is less energy intensive than older wave-making practices that involved pumping.
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Rising S Company, a bunker manufacturer, offers an "NBC" air filtration system that it says is capable of filtering out nuclear, biological, and chemical contaminants.
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He started adding some of the comforts of home — a computer, radio, and water filtration system — with discarded goods he found at a local dump.
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U.S. embassy spokesman Joseph Kruzich said the embassy had employed measures, including supplementary air filtration and construction of vestibules, to provide clean air in workspaces.
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The U.S. State Department also voiced concern about fighting around the Donetsk water filtration station, which has a system of pipes that carry chlorine gas.
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The building also has a sophisticated air filtration system to keep smoke out of the galleries ... and a water reserve on-site to douse flames.
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He paid his respects after having gotten back from Puerto Rico's hard-hit northwest coast, where he had been distributing desperately needed water filtration kits.
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In addition to giving coral reefs their bright colors, zooxanthella also provide corals with oxygen, waste filtration, and up to 90 percent of their energy.
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Dyson's Cinetic technology means there are no filters to wash or replace, but it still has HEPA-grade filtration for capturing allergens and most particulate.
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In theory, it should be able to handle a night of climate control and HEPA-level air filtration without much limiting of the vehicle's range.
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The new fountains and filtration systems will be installed in all 12 Flint schools and the district's administration building by the end of January 2019.
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"The combination of having exact particle filtration, having the ability to kill and then to filter the gasses, this makes our device unique," he added.
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It's a compact SUV equipped for the coronavirus, as Geely said it comes with a filtration system capable of purifying air and filtering out viruses.
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Since then, the village has received filtration systems; tests on residents' blood, water and wells; and — after a delay — hearings both here and in Albany.
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Cummins' filtration business offers more than 8,300 products, including air, fuel, lube and hydraulic filters, as well as fuel water separators, coolants and fuel additives.
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The LifeStraw is a personal (and portable) water filtration tube that has been serving some of the remotest and most disenfranchised communities around the world.
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The Ecocapsule includes details designed to boost its efficiency, from a water filtration system to a roof outfitted with solar panels and a wind turbine.
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At Home Depot, shoppers have been stocking up on masks, toilet paper and cleaning products as well as buying appliances like refrigerators and air filtration.
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But water filtration is the Hydrology 22's biggest selling point and it's one of the first vaporizers to do this within an enclosed system.
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At Hi-Collar we had a few different kinds of espressos and roasted beans, and they did four or five kinds of coffee filtration techniques.
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Her father worked for the city, tending boilers at a water-filtration plant; her mother stayed at home while Mrs Obama and her brother were young.
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For the super wealthy, companies such as Environment Assured, an indoor air quality and water filtration consultancy, will assess the toxicity of living and office spaces.
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Katadyn Water Filtration System for $52 ($18 off): Why pump filtered water when you can hang a bag and get all the drinkable water you need?
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Water becomes more accessible when you keep a stainless steel bottle on hand — and it's even more accessible with an at-home Culligan water filtration system.
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Take your quest for hydration even further with a Culligan water filtration system that gives you better-tasting water you won't be able to stop drinking.
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The steps taken by the Ohio EPA to address Sebring's problems include $25,000 for filtration systems, shipping bottled water to the village and conducting numerous tests.
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Among other changes going into the Model 3: • A HEPA air filtration system the company says is 100 times more effective than other premium automotive filters.
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One of the best things about the Dyson Light Ball multi-floor upright vacuum is that it's completely bagless with a HEPA filtration system built in.
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Many of the contamination problems facing rural America can be traced to old, broken, unreliable infrastructure like leaky pipes, clunky filtration systems, and backed-up sewers.
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There, he met Vincent Loka and Lim Chong Tee, both environmental engineering students, and together they came up with the design for a portable filtration system.
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Through these partnerships, Columbia has helped build filtration towers in areas of Vietnam without access to clean water and improved access to outdoor education for children.
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There are also under-the-counter filtration systems that use a single block of charcoal, and, of course, in-fridge filters that can be either type.
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When we conserve forests through programs like LWCF, we contribute to human health and often save communities money by avoiding the cost of water filtration plants.
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There was also a big risk that shelling could inadvertently result in a catastrophic chemical spill at a water filtration plant near the front, he said.
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As well as potential uses for desalination, the team envisages wider industrial applications for "on-demand filtration capable of filtering out ions according to their sizes".
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When soil is healthy, free from pesticides or synthetic fertilizers, it's able to produce a series of vital functions – nutrient cycling, water filtration and water retention.
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Detroit officials now say a solution is at hand: a $3 million project to put filtration systems in every school, paid for mostly by philanthropic donations.
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In 2018, Musk and the Musk Foundation donated $480,350 to add ultraviolet water filtration systems and water stations to all 12 area schools in Flint, Mich.
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Shoppers are buying six-month food supplies wrapped in military-grade Mylar pouches, and kits filled with duct tape, food bars and an air-filtration mask.
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He added that airlines should accommodate animals in cabins by creating more space for passengers, and improve air filtration to reduce the possible effect of allergens.
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A new filtration system will boost production when completed later this year (the hotel already provides potable water to neighboring properties that the municipality cannot reach).
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Membrane filtration uses ultrafine porous materials to strain pollutants and microorganisms from water, whereas electrodialysis and capacitive deionization remove salt from brackish water using an electric current.
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Once finished, a screen displays the starting TDS (Total Dissolved Solids), a measurement of non-H2O particles dissolved in the water, followed by the post-filtration numbers.
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Obama, who said the beginning of the film reflected the life of her late father, Fraser Robinson III, who worked at a water filtration plant in Chicago.
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The recently announced Oculus earbuds show their dedication to full immersion, and the app formerly known as H__r experiments with acoustic filtration, turning background noise into harmonies.
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Demand is especially strong for high-filtration respiratory masks, which can be more effective against the spread of virus-laden droplets than surgical masks, Mr. Laverdure said.
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In a facility that serves Iowa city, the carbon filtration system removed 100 percent, 94 percent and 85 percent of the neonicotinoids clothianidin, imidacloprid and thiamethoxam, respectively.
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Nehlen, an executive at a water filtration company, first made a splash with a web video of him riding a Harley-Davidson motorcycle, showing his tattooed arms.
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The filtration and warming functions of the nasal mucus enable the air to be filtered and warmed before it reaches the trachea (windpipe) and eventually the lungs.
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Hardy's body was found in a log jam at the Maumee River on Wednesday afternoon -- after a City water filtration plant employee spotted him and called police.
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For Brita, which is sold through The Clorox Company in the North Americas, the Infinity pitcher is the first "connected" water filtration product the company has released.
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This includes things from the type of surfaces in the room, to the type of equipment workers have to wear, but largely focuses on airflow and filtration.
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With an integrated three-stage filtration system and included LED light fixture, the Fluval Spec V 5-Gallon Aquarium Kit has everything you need to get started.
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From about the 1930s to the 1970s, farmers overpumped water through Orange County's underground aquifers, the bodies of porous rock that act as a natural filtration system.
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The PetSafe Drinkwell Platinum Pet Fountain is our top pick for cat fountains with its a free-falling stream, generous basin, integrated filtration system, and adjustable flow.
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The marshland ecosystems in Louisiana depend on plants that not only provide natural filtration for water but actually hold the land together, and can help prevent flooding.
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I was forced to buy industrial air filtration units and began to rely on daily doses of Visine and allergy medications to address my aggravated dust allergy.
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So Kahley and her sister Chloe put out a call for donations and started collecting donated baby wipes, diapers, food, clothes, toys, books and water filtration tools.
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"This action subjects safeguards for clean water across the U.S. to filtration through one politician's hands," stated PEER's New England director, Kyla Bennett, a former EPA employee.
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So you can imagine water-filtration plants suddenly pumping out poison instead of good water, you can imagine planes being turned into ... But that's not happening, right?
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And the Mayo Clinic's Dr. Donald Hensrud, stating the obvious, told the Times that water treatment and filtration eliminates serious health risks including E. coli bacteria and viruses.
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Instead of purchasing a 2000-pack of water bottles for $10.99 every month, for example, installing a water filtration system can save you up to $346 per year.
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Look into 3DPrintClean, a company that recently launched a filtration system that traps all ultrafine particles emitted by standard 3D printers, letting you safely print in any space.
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So Horan and Weingarten rushed to form the partnership they called Operation Agua, a campaign to deliver 100,000 water filtration systems to dozens of communities throughout Puerto Rico.
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The Model S will be getting the HEPA air filtration system from the Model X. The charger will also be faster at 48 amps instead of 40 amps.
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Sanitation and Health Rights in India (SHRI) has built a toilet that converts poop into methane gas that powers a water filtration system that creates clean drinking water.
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Instead, Cornish Lithium says it will use special filtration techniques called reverse osmosis and ion-exchange to extract and purify lithium compounds from any brine that it finds.
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Check it out: This game-changer features a three-step filtration system that eliminates 99.97 percent of pet dander, smoke, dust, pollutants, pungent odors, and much, much more.
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This involves applying mechanical and electrostatic filtration in combination to enhance performance of the air purifier without boosting noise levels or requiring large amounts of energy to run.
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Filtration through beds of sand needs no membranes, but does need chemicals called flocculants to persuade pollutants to coagulate, so that they can be caught by the filter.
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The company not only provides straws to communities in need for individual use, but also donates larger filtration systems to poor communities around the globe for community use.
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Before you plan your next trip, invest in a bottle like the BPA-free 1HYDRO Series Filtration Bottle that promises to remove 99.9% of all bacteria from water.
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Simplified kidney dialysis from space craft filtration systems Water is heavy, so astronauts need to reduce the amount that has to be taken up to space from Earth.
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Inside are bedrooms, bathrooms, a kitchen, pantry, along with an air filtration system, solar power, hidden doors, reinforced locks, and water purifiers that connect to an underground tank.
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Water running into the sea without natural filtration carries sediments that can kill the bay's colorful coral reefs by blocking sunlight or infecting them with diseases and fungi.
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The WAIR Active range features a hidden light-weight, battery-operated air filtration box that, when worn over the nose and mouth, purifies the air its wearer breathes.
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The state agency said it has ordered Sebring to continue water testing and provide health screenings and bottled water or filtration systems to homes with unsafe lead levels.
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The liquid waste will then go through an advanced treatment that includes ozone and ultraviolet disinfection, ultrafiltration, chlorination, activated carbon filtration and reverse osmosis, according to the AAD.
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Though it's more expensive than your typical under-sink filtration system at $260, it doesn't require electricity, uses water efficiently, and is backed by a one-year warranty.
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In recent weeks, the Ohio EPA has taken steps to address Sebring's problems, including $25,000 for filtration systems, shipping bottled water to the village and conducting numerous tests.
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Since last fall, the company has been paying for bottled water for residents and also funded the temporary water filtration system that the governor talked about on Sunday.
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The rapper's JUST goods foundation is working with the First Trinity Missionary Baptist church based in Flint to deploy a mobile water filtration system, The Associated Press reported.
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Aquarians are early adapters, so they'll revel in the Hydrology9 vape, a meticulously-designed piece featuring liquid filtration and a borosilicate glass body for an optimized vaping experience.
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Shortly after, the United States Embassy in New Delhi began making its air pollution data public, and the city's elites began investing in air purifiers and filtration masks.
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All boast carbon-composite fabrication materials, fuel efficiency and new state-of-the-air filtration systems with higher levels of humidity in the air for long-distance flight.
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Previous winners of the Young Architects Program at MoMA PS1 include Escobedo Soliz Studio's technicolor spiderweb, Andrés Jaque's mirrored water filtration system, and The Living's biodegradable mushroom tower.
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"What they do is they would take, say, a Chinese honey, put it through that filtration, and then dust it with Argentine pollen, mix it up," Gawenis explained.
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It's equipped with NSF-certified filtration, shielding you from contaminants like chlorine, lead, copper, and mercury, as well as scale, algae, fungi, and other sorts of nasty bacteria.
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Ultimately, the invention may function as a "smart filtration system" in medical offices, clinics, hospitals and nursing homes to help prevent increasingly common hospital-acquired infections, Biswas said.
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Flint Community Schools thanked billionaire Elon Musk and the Musk Foundation last week for donating money to install new water fountains with filtration systems at all its schools.
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From harmful algal blooms in lakes, to bursting water pipes and sewer problems in cities, to aging filtration systems — our nation faces water infrastructure challenges like never before.
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In January 2017, the company concentrated lithium from heavy oil waste water in the province using its rapid filtration process, with results confirmed by the Saskatchewan Research Council.
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The brewery spent six months refining recipes and techniques before settling on a blend of barley malt and cane sugar that is run through a specialized filtration process.
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A second that Volkswagen tested, a Passat, was a prototype made by VW with the latest filtration technology and that was lent to the commission specifically for the tests.
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Boasting a HEPA-Type filtration system (which stands for high-efficiency particulate air), the Febreze purifier tower captures 99% of the microscopic particles floating around in your personal space.
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It cleans your air quicker than most, using a four-stage filtration system with a 99.7% HEPA efficiency rating and a bipolar ionizer to reduce airborne odors and pollutants.
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The app also has a nutrition calendar for tracking your cat's calorie intake and a water monitoring panel for when you want to activate and deactivate the filtration pump.
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Tesla was looking at the markets where it wants to make a huge splash, and added the advanced filtration precisely because these markets are struggling with severe pollution problems.
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So we tried to make these filtration beds with Hooper's Island [Oyster Company], and we made this tea with hop oils to feed the oysters we put in there.
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It uses an Hepa filtration system combined with integrated air quality sensors to provide real-time in-app feedback which can be reassuring or alert you to unseen problems.
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It gets loud when you run it at settings needed to get a decent filtration rate (medium or higher), but no other purifier came close in our VOC test.
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Schelter's lab has designed an organic molecule, called a ligand, which binds to neodymium and dysprosium, allowing the metals to be separated in minutes via a simple filtration process.
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Maples, who was helping to install water filtration systems with The Waterbearers and charity group Waves for Water, said that, for safety precautions, she chose a pseudonym while traveling.
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The Ohio EPA has taken steps since to address Sebring's problems, including providing $25,000 for filtration systems in February, shipping bottled water to the village and conducting numerous tests.
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Smith also launched a water company called JUST water, which installed a filtration system in Flint, Michigan, and has four more systems planned for installation in the near future.
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ECOVACS devices are a great choice for households with allergy-prone or asthmatic residents, as the bots are equipped with a filtration system to tackle airborne allergens or mites.
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"They could have told us months in advance and we could have had home filtration systems set up so that it could have never gotten this far," he said.
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Practice healthy(ish) habitsEat as many whole, fresh, local foods as you can and drink lots of water—Niam suggests taking a filtration bottle to avoid contaminants in tap.
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Thanks to the reservoir, San Franciscans drink some of the cleanest water in the country — only four other municipalities in the United States have the privilege of foregoing filtration.
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"The results could pave the way to new water filtration systems, at a time when demands for fresh water pose a global threat to sustainable development," the researchers wrote.
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Royal said the company committed to the recall in order to test the car engines and filtration systems to make sure they adhere to emissions standards in all temperatures.
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It's that lightweight design that has set WateRoam apart from other water filtration solutions and helped it win favor with local communities, NGOs and corporate backers, according to WateRoam.
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While it's not a purifier (which would also filter out any waterborne viruses), it's about as simple and reliable as it gets in terms of a water filtration system.
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The liquid was fermented in temperature-controlled tanks, its sugar content was measured and plotted on a graph twice a day, and during bottling the wine underwent sterile filtration.
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If you suffer from allergies or you have pets, iRobot's new Roomba S9+ has a filtration system that traps pollen and allergens; it works similarly to the i7+.Pros:Cons:
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Many wastewater treatment plants use filtration systems that involve activated sludge: At the plant, water is mixed with microbially active solids that break down the pharmaceutical chemicals, Furlong explains.
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Nehlen describes himself as a "Wisconsin executive, entrepreneur, and inventor"; he's the vice president of operations for a water filtration and disinfection technology company and owns a small business.
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Koyo draws this pristine, undisturbed water up at a chilly 42 degrees [Fahrenheit] and they use an advanced filtration method called reverse osmosis to remove most of the salts.
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For the sock, one participant suggested using it to warm your feet—the common use for a sock – while another participant suggested using it as a water filtration system.
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The city has since installed a new filtration system, but residents are concerned that the only way to obtain safe drinking water is to have the reservoir cleaned up.
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"Use of the specific filtration devices distributed by Newark may not be reliably effective, in this particular situation, in reducing lead concentrations to below that standard," the letter says.
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In the photo posted by Paltrow, she appears to be wearing an N95 mask, which is "very efficient filtration of airborne particles," according to the Food and Drug Administration.
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Jeroslow said that on top of the added cost for filtration and testing that unpredictable, polluted waters could bring, it would also diminish the intrinsic appeal of the beverage.
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About 21993 percent of that water never sees the inside of a filtration plant, flowing from huge reservoirs as far as 22007 miles away in the rural Catskill Mountains.
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For those who can't go too far, travel websites including Ctrip advertise hotels with air filtration systems in places across north China, where numerous cities having issued pollution red alerts.
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Inside the building, a "sophisticated" air filtration system activates in the event of a fire: it reverses normal air circulation, blowing outward and thereby forcing air out of the galleries.
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That water is constantly moving, recirculating between a filtration system (which keeps the fountain clean) and display pumps (with jets that can shoot the water 45 feet into the air).
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Dry fasting will increase the filtration ability of your kidneys, will break down your body fat into endogen water (purest water for your cells) and stagnated lymph will be moved.
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Nehlen describes himself as a "Wisconsin executive, entrepreneur, and inventor"; he is the vice president of operations for a water filtration and disinfection technology company and owns a small business.
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But existing, industrial-scale desalination plants can be costly and normally involve one of two methods: distillation through thermal energy, or filtration of salt from water using polymer-based membranes.
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Each flotation tank includes a remarkable half ton of salt—a higher concentration than the Dead Sea—and the water is churned through a rigorous filtration system after each client.
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They are effectively Twitter's brilliant way of turning users into agents, creating millions of new data filtration mechanisms which can then be turned on the rest of the social circle.
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Companies producing new technologies aimed at water conservation, filtration, wastewater treatment, desalination and water recovery have every reason to believe that demand for their products will only increase with time.
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This may also apply to water from some filtration systems, though I did not have any problem using it with water that had been through a simple charcoal filter system.
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"The high level of debris, silt and mud requires extended filtration that slows the process of getting treated water into the system," Austin Water Utility said in a press release.
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A $34 million San Francisco mansion billed as a 'wellness home' has a sauna, yoga studio, and filtration system that changes all the air in the house every 2 hours.
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Highly effective against pet odors and reasonably priced, the Coway Airmega 2003M is a powerful air purifier with a filtration system that can capture 99.97% of particles in the air.
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"The high level of debris, silt and mud requires extended filtration that slows the process of getting treated water into the system," Austin Water Utility said in a press release.
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A high-quality water filtration system should be easy to install, filter all contaminants commonly found in tap water, and require minimal effort on your part to get clean water.
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The PetSafe Drinkwell Platinum Pet Fountain is the best one you can buy with its free-falling stream, generous basin, integrated filtration system, and adjustable flow control for maximum freshness.
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The PetSafe Drinkwell Platinum Pet Fountain is the best one you can buy with its free-falling stream, generous basin, integrated filtration system, and adjustable flow control for maximum freshness.
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A company called HiTech Filters heard about the project and said that they can mass-produce inserts from hospital grade HEPA filtration material quickly and without sacrificing precious surgical masks.
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The PetSafe Drinkwell Platinum Pet Fountain is the best one you can buy with its free-falling stream, generous basin, integrated filtration system, and adjustable flow control for maximum freshness.
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The bride, 443, and groom, 29 work together on the assembly line at Cummins, a company in Columbus that designs, manufactures, and distributes engines, filtration and power generation products. Mrs.
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Even if these microplastics are trapped at filtration plants, they can end up in sludge produced by the facilities, which is often sent to farms to be used as fertilizer.
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The bride, 23, and groom, 29 work together on the assembly line at Cummins, a company in Columbus that designs, manufactures, and distributes engines, filtration and power generation products. Mrs.
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"This action subjects safeguards for clean water across the US to filtration through one politician's hands," said Bennett, an attorney, scientist and wetlands specialist who formerly worked for the EPA.
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He left MSNBC in 2012 and started a company that is trying to tackle poverty using hydroponics, solar panels and reverse osmosis water filtration, according to The New York Times.
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Founded in 2014, WateRoam says it has developed a lightweight, portable filtration device that they say has already provided clean drinking water to more than 75,000 people across Southeast Asia.
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A closer look at its streamlined appearance reveals details designed to boost its efficiency, from a water filtration system to a roof outfitted with solar panels and a wind turbine.
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A two-bedroom apartment in Beijing's MOMA complex -- where the units come equipped with air filtration systems -- cost far in excess of $22010 million, according to the Lianjia real estate listings.
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Lead poisoning in particular was seen as a major contributor to the sailors' deaths, who may have been exposed to lead from tin cans and possibly the ships' water filtration system.
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This is one of Dyson's strongest vacuums that will stand up to even the most stubborn pet hair and allergens with its HEPA filtration, tangle-fee turbines, and bagless hygienic bin.
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Then Operation Blessing could use that money to pay for more filters and filtration devices, which it was already obtaining at a discount from the bath and kitchen manufacturing company Kohler.
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The TurboLift suction helps dig up dirt, crumbs, and dust that have been buried into your carpets (for who knows how long), with HEPA filtration to catch dust mites and allergens.
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Many residents had returned -- some armed with giant fans and air-filtration masks -- to begin the arduous task of salvaging what belongings they could and assessing the damage to their homes.
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The aquarium said that in the process of putting the shark in the bucket, the group dumped a bleach solution used to disinfect tools into the cold water exhibit filtration system.
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The agency says it is doing all it can to ensure the best for both the town's residents and the state, including a $25,000 grant to the town for filtration systems.
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Of course it includes companies like Boeing and Honeywell and Lockheed Martin, but there's dozens of smaller companies that make rocket parts and mundane things like filtration and fluid control systems.
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The company said the outsourcing of the manufacturing of products such as Kenmore water filtration appliances and DieHard electric vehicle chargers would increase the reach of the brands at U.S. retailers.
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LIOC, however, said a replacement cargo would have taken 25-30 days and its supplier offered to remove the particles via filtration process to enable expedited delivery by Nov. 3-4.
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One of the things we did from a technical standpoint is we put these water filtration hoses in the background, so we could get a general orientation of where we were.
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The company claims the air quality inside the trailer is free from chemicals and volatile organic compounds, which include butane and acetone, with the help of an optional air filtration system.
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The local Baptist church, which also reportedly collaborated with the foundation to design the filtration system, has distributed millions of bottles of water since the water crisis Flint began in 2014.
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Benchakul uses an Optipure two-stage filtration system that he installed in his bar because he concluded that its filtered water has the proper ionic content made for the best coffee.
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It's not enough to build a shower—you need to pipe it to a water tank, generate electricity for said water tank, wire it all up, and design a filtration system.
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The decades-old method is usually used on a small scale, by hobbyists at home; there are few commercial R.A.S. operations because of the high cost of filtration, Mr. Pedersen said.
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Trilobites The car-sized, kite-shaped fishes don't have to clear their throats because of their unique method of filtration that could be applied to preventing plastic pollution in the seas.
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" It said stringent controls are used to guard against "field material" from entering the raw products and that washing and filtration systems and visual inspections are used to eliminate "unwanted debris.
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It&aposs not a purifier (which would also filter out any waterborne viruses), but it is about as simple and reliable as it gets in terms of a water filtration system.
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Pizza and bagel places in other states—Florida, for instance—have installed water filtration systems that they hope will replicate the water in Brooklyn, all in the name of better dough.
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Eataly, Mario Batali's chain of Italian grocery stores, backed the financing of an "advanced air filtration system" to help extend the life of Leonardo da Vinci's "The Last Supper" (1495–98).
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While these approaches work well enough, membrane filtration is expensive and not so effective when pollutants are in water in low concentrations, and electrical methods tend to require large amounts of energy.
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Extensive power outages ranging from a few days to a few weeks are common, and residents are encouraged to stock up on potable water as filtration systems also fail during this time.
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" A press officer for Princess Cruises said the ship was equipped with a filtration system "that meets the standards and is comparable to those found in land-based hotels, resorts and casinos.
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Andrew M. Cuomo directed two New York State agencies on Wednesday to use Superfund money, filtration systems and testing to address the presence of a toxic chemical in the local water supply.
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Water filter pitchers and dispensers: This is the easiest water filtration option because all that's required of you is filling up the reservoir and letting the water filter down into the container.
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And a reverse-osmosis filtration system, which reduces the mineral content in hard water (check the United States Geological Survey site to see if you have it), can cost well over $100.
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The idea for Roy's company, Hydroviv, and its customized water filtration system, was sparked by the water crisis in Flint, Michigan, during which thousands of children were exposed to lead-contaminated water.
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When the pollution level is marginal an elevated fan speed can sometimes appear to challenge the efficacy of the filtration as if it's holding pollution levels in place rather than reducing them.
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The Southern California Gas Company, a division of Sempra Energy of San Diego, has been subsidizing those residents who want to move and installing air filtration for those who choose to stay.
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Testing of the park's filtration and disinfection systems at the time revealed they were not fit to properly clean the center's water, leaving visitors at risk of infection, the Charlotte Observer reported.
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It features HEPA filtration traps to capture allergens and other bacteria, while it also comes with a handy vacuum wand and hose to clean in high and low places around your home.
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The second vessel [heading to Puerto Rico] contains solar panel cubes, farming equipment, water filtration systems and other such supplies that are zero-low waste, renewable and help farmers rebuild their livelihoods.
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The Trump Administration isn't asking for the entire merger to be unwound, but does want the court to force Parker Hannifin to sell off either its own airplane filtration business or Clarcor's.
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This caused the air system to automatically switch to filtration mode and route the air in that part of the facility to HEPA filter tanks, which remove ultrafine particles from the air.
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The lightweight vacuum features a lifetime HEPA filtration system that can trap annoying allergens and harmful bacteria inside its hygienic bin that's easy to empty with just a push of a button.
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The singer's #BeyGood fund will support local United Way programs which are distributing thousands of filtration pitchers, faucet mount filters and truckloads of water to Flint residents, a statement released Monday said.
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Staying hydrated while traveling is a good idea since filtration systems on modern planes pull moisture out of the air, increasing the odds that you'll feel a little dry when you land.
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After Vienna tested positive for high concentrations of PFOA last year, Bilott requested that Chemours, the DuPont spinoff company that now runs the local factory, provide a filtration system for that community.
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New York City provided safe drinking water to residents and saved nearly $10 billion by preserving forests in the Catskills instead of building a water filtration plant to do the same job.
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Aside from only using bottled water (which may, in fact, be warranted), "flushing" your pipes, installing a filtration system, and only drinking or cooking with cold tap water can help reduce exposure.
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Read more: A $34 million San Francisco mansion billed as a 'wellness home' has a sauna, yoga studio, and filtration system that changes all the air in the house every 2 hours.
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"Conventional water treatment methods that use filtration and disinfection, such as those in most municipal drinking water systems, should remove or inactivate the virus that causes Covid-19," according to the CDC.
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The participants who showed the most creativity (say, by using the sock as a water filtration system) had fMRIs showing the most blood flowing through connections in different parts of the brain.
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On Wednesday, a day before his latest thwarting, Mr. Jones sent an email newsletter to his fans, thanking them for "supporting the infowar" and advertising discounted dietary supplements and water filtration systems.
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The head of an investment firm told The New Yorker that he keeps a gassed-up helicopter on standby at all times and has an underground bunker with an air-filtration system.
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Water filter pitchers and dispensers: This is the easiest water filtration option because all that's required of you is filling up the reservoir and letting the water filter down into the container.
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Ms Power's concern about her own exposure to air pollution led her to launch an air filtration company, Airlabs, which has created pilot clean air zones at bus stops and in schools.
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An increasing number of hotels around the world are now providing guests the option to book rooms with filtration and purification systems that minimize threats of air pollution and offer cleaner air.
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But in the months since, he installed a $2 million "state-of-the-art" filtration system approved by the Texas Department of State Health Services and the Waco-McLennan County Public Health District.
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Coca-Cola told the BBC it had strict filtration methods, but acknowledged the ubiquity of plastics in the environment meant plastic fibres "may be found at minute levels even in highly treated products".
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Stick to devices that use HEPA filtration, because those can capture particles 0.3 micron and greater, which is necessary for animal allergens and mold spores, according to the American Academy of Asthma & Immunology.
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At just 400g, the company's palm-size Fieldtrate Lite appears as a non-descript plastic bag but the portable filtration system claims to remove bacteria and other pathogens, without the need for electricity.
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According to the manufacturer, 1Tac has a special filtration system that eliminates up to 99.99 percent of water-borne bacteria in any type of water, making it possible to stay hydrated anytime, anywhere.
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If you have to go outside, Jaffe recommends an N95 respirator, a specially designed mask that provides "very efficient filtration of airborne particles" when worn correctly, according to the Food and Drug Administration.
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While most in-car air filtration systems trap coarse particles such as pollen and dust, it is much harder to capture dangerous gases, like NO2, which is emitted by diesel vehicles in particular.
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Polich said that he has a water filtration system in his own home but that he didn't install it out of concern for lead but rather so his drinking water would taste better.
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We also ranked their ideas for originality: Common uses received lower scores (using a sock to warm your feet), while uncommon uses received higher scores (using a sock as a water filtration system).
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On the street Wednesday, Delhi resident Mukesh Kumar Srivastav, whose job as a security guard requires that he stands outside for much of the day, said that air filtration was a distant dream.
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In itself, the so-called French filtration effort here is so small that it is not responsible for the drop, nor is it expected to have much effect on the overall migration flow.
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Her father, Fraser Robinson III, worked for the city tending boilers for a water filtration plant, and her mother, Marian Shields Robinson, stayed at home looking after Michelle and her older brother, Craig.
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The team has coordinated with hospitals to get them donated filtration media for masks, and it is now actively using its manufacturing facility and supply chain to get masks to hospitals in need.
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For a one-time fee ranging from $800 to $1,200, Natalie journeys to a customer's home and installs a fully functioning marijuana growing operation: indoor tent, lighting, air filtration system, soil, and pots.
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TEPCO has managed to remove most of the radioactive isotopes from the wastewater using an "advanced filtration process," reports the BBC, but it doesn't have the technology to remove the hydrogen isotope tritium.
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Eventually, the surviving shrimp built up resistance, and the industry adapted their practices to use better water filtration, fewer antibiotics, and more natural food to reduce the chances of more disease taking hold.
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Other costs include a rain water filtration system that distributes water to local communities; plus, the leather is dyed using eco-friendly processes, which factors into the final, three-figure cost of her product.
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First, a quick recap of the air filtration tech: Dyson breaks down contaminants into four buckets: The first two tell are microscopic particles, PM2.5 (particles 2.5 microns wide or smaller) and PM10 (~10 microns).
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The Hofmühl Brewery, founded by Catholic bishops in 298, has reduced its carbon footprint by 234% over the past two decades through solar panels and efficient water filtration, while making use of excess grains.
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There are a lot of water bottles out there: The ones that keep your liquids cold for 24 hours, the ones that come with filtration systems, the ones that measure how hydrated you are.
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So far, it has spent $17.1 million on investigations, providing water filters to affected residents and designing a filtration system to treat the water from its old tannery before it reaches the Rogue River.
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The dynamic duo took on the task of creating an elegant,yet high-tech fish tank for Milano — complete with a state-of-the-art remote filtration system and a built-in wine rack.
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El Paso is building a completely closed loop facility; instead of being pumped back into the aquifer, the treated sewage water will undergo additional filtration and then be sent back into drinking water pipelines.
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The school's student association wrote a letter to their chancellor denouncing the "administration's insufficient response to these public health risks" and urging administrators to allocate emergency funds for masks and mobile air filtration units.
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In order to mitigate silica dust, the contractor had to order a machine the length of a football field from Minnesota that will contain ventilation and filtration systems to prevent the dust from escaping.
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The dead fucking bat somehow made it into the container despite controls that help prevent "field material" from getting mixed in with raw food as well as washing and filtration systems and visual inspections.
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The thieves found a bucket of bleach cleaning solution, used for sterilizing tools, and dumped it out into a filtration system, before apparently using it to gather water for the shark, Mr. Covino said.
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In this light, the domed filtration system slides into place as metaphor, Argote's way of telling us she is making conscious decisions about what she allows into her artistic life and what she rejects.
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Mr. Ghandour said he had paid a premium to have a near hospital-grade HEPA air-filtration system installed since his 13-year-old daughter was born with special needs that include respiratory problems.
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The near collapse of salt lakes in places like Central Asia's Aral Sea, Iran's Lake Urmia and California's Salton Sea deprived local environments of natural filtration systems, wildlife habitats and opportunities for human use.
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A military-grade impregnated carbon product used in 72 different chemical, biological and nuclear filtration systems has only a single Defense Department-qualified source, and this current sourcing arrangement can't keep pace with demand.
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In the 205s and 27s, under Mayor Fiorello H. La Guardia, Robert Moses created a new set of outdoor pools that, with their heating and filtration systems, were considered at the forefront of engineering.
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The restaurant has an indoor and outdoor dining space and a high-tech air filtration system that managers say will scrub out the smoke and ensure that no diners go home high for free.
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Their brewery, which produces just 1,000 gallons of beer per year, could face prohibitive costs if it is required to add new filtration and testing systems as a result of polluted water, they said.
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Cummins is working with an investment bank to prepare to run an auction for its filtration business in the next two months, the sources said this week, requesting anonymity because the matter is confidential.
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It wasn't long before TOTE Maritime, one of two shipping companies that operates vessels to and from Puerto Rico, agreed to send containers full of filtration systems from the U.S. to the island pro bono.
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Since then, the Los Angeles-based startup announced it has teamed up with the charity WATERisLIFE to send 21318928,21318927 of the company's water filtration systems to help give Flint residents access to clean drinking water.
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Smith is familiar with starting charitable businesses, having launched a water company called JUST water, which installed a filtration system in Flint, Michigan, and has four more systems planned for installation in the near future.
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As of July 2019, the Department of Defense has spent more than $550 million on PFAS investigations and responses including providing bottled water and in-home water filtration systems, according to Heather Babb, DOD Spokeswoman.
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WASHINGTON, Dec 18 (Reuters) - The U.S. Justice Department said on Monday it has reached a settlement with Parker-Hannifin Corp that requires the company to divest the Facet filtration business that it acquired from Clarcor.
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NLand, which has filed a federal lawsuit to press its case, says the lagoon is too big to meet many pool requirements but it employs an elaborate filtration system that meets or exceeds the standards.
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Bakker offers the survival products you'd expect like water filtration systems, solar panels, and flashlights, but his online store also stocks a variety of items suited to hyper-specific and hyper-unlikely worst-case scenarios.
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A special water filtration system—which looks like little more than a large fine-weave hair net fitted over a bucket—cleans water of the copepods or "water fleas" that carry the Guinea worm larvae.
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Made from organically or biodynamically farmed grapes, with little to no intervention during production, these beverages defy conventional winery practices, which often rely on chemical manipulation, additives, fining and filtration to produce a desired taste.
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" The photo shows a 3M mask, whose direct website listing says the product is "[National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health] approved for at least 95 percent filtration efficiency against certain non-oil based particles.
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And this unit can take care of whatever ails your sinuses with four stages of filtration that includes a True HEPA filter and Winix's own PlasmaWave technology to remove up to 99.97% of airborne allergens.
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" The BSR Cable Park said on its website that it is installing a state-of-the-art filtration system on the three features to ensure that they are "as clear and clean as humanly possible.
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Hospitals and community clinics are developing new "muscle memory" to cope, buying air filtration systems to reduce the risk of smoke polluting indoor air and securing housing and hotel rooms for displaced physicians and nurses.
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They invested heavily in a stronger infrastructure, including a new water filtration system, and enhanced internet service that will be less susceptible to future storms, as well as raised roads to better survive future flooding.
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HEPA filters in cars are more novel, not least because for this level of filtration to work, the car must be pretty air-tight to begin with, which traditionally hasn't been a priority in automotive design.
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Despite high levels of lead, the brewers still take their water directly from the city of Flint; Caya says they've always used water softeners and a carbon filtration system to make sure their beer is safe.
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In a 2009 work, the "Waterpod" project, Mattingly and four others lived on a self-sustaining barge that navigated New York's waterways, kitted out with solar energy, edible plants, a water filtration system and chicken coop.
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The tomb's makeover included the addition of new barriers that restrict visitor access to delicate areas, improved signage and lighting, and the installation of a ventilation and filtration system to reduce the risk of future damage.
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The home straddles two hillside lots and has six bedrooms and eight bathrooms, in addition to an array of terraces and wellness features, including an infinity pool, a wellness center, and a Japanese water-filtration system.
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In my team's recent work, just submitted for peer review, we found that for measles, a disease dominated by airborne transmission, a significant risk reduction can be achieved by increasing ventilation rates and enhancing filtration levels.
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Each one comes with impressive suction and cleaning power, a built-in HEPA filtration system, and versatile functions that works across all floor types, ensuring you can't go wrong with any of the marked-down options.
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Jaden Smith and his nonprofit donated a fourth water filtration system known as the Water Box, which the group says filters out heavy metals and bacteria from multiple gallons of water per minute, to Flint, Mich.
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Amenities include solar-heated water, two cisterns, air-conditioning in the bedrooms, a generator, a water-filtration system, a hurricane-proof basement room, hurricane-grade windows and a shutter system that protects the house during storms.
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New York has spent more than $210 billion to protect this unfiltered water supply since the early 240s, in return for being granted a succession of federal and state waivers exempting it from costly filtration requirements.
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Among those unaccounted for were Justin and Stephanie Shults, originally from Tennessee and Kentucky but who had moved to Belgium, where Stephanie worked for food company Mars Inc and Justin was employed by a filtration system company.
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But a new air purifier called the Airmega, from Korean company, is taking air tracking a step further with built-in sensors that optimize the filtration process, based on what's happening to the air in your home.
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With a battery that lasts about 120 minutes, anti-collision sensors, and air filtration, the N79S model is a great vacuum for those new to the world of robotic cleaners, especially at $100 off the regular price.
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On a hot and sweaty morning in mid-December, Pablo Méndez Lázaro and a band of volunteers are delivering not Christmas presents but essential filtration systems, food and medical supplies in the eastern interior of the island.
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In the projection, Emirati scientists combine the genes of jellyfish with mangrove roots, one of nature's best desalinators, to create an "organic filtration plant that allows you to produce drinkable water out of the ocean," Scappaticci explains.
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It has solar panels for electricity and diesel generator back-ups; a reverse osmosis water filtration and desalination system for clean water; in-floor radiant heat with boilers and hot water-heat exchanger; and a sewage system.
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There is a train station in Sderot constructed to survive rocket fire, a hospital in Tel Aviv with its own underground air filtration system, and a humble concrete drainage tube in Nitzan with benches on its walls.
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The Aladdin star also praised his son's philanthropic streak, highlighting his Just Water brand, which comes in a 100 percent recyclable container, and his The Water Box, a water filtration system that he sent to Flint, Michigan.
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Water gets filtered through invisible holes and zapped with UV lightOrange County's filtration process begins like most "toilet to tap" systems in the US. Household sewage arrives at local wastewater treatment facilities, where it's filtered by screens.
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Climate change is an existential threat to a community like Cortes, which not only defines itself by its relationship with its forests, but depends on functioning ecosystems for water filtration, tourism and its burgeoning eco-forestry economy.
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A higher white blood count would allow Victoria the freedom to step from her room into the hallway to take a few steps around her unit, albeit with a thick filtration mask covering her mouth and nose.
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Keith Bansemer, the president of My Patriot Supply, another disaster prep and survivalist online store that specializes in emergency food and water filtration services, told BuzzFeed News that he's seen price gouging on eBay and other sites.
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Water distribution lines that were installed in 218 laid the groundwork to bring fresh surface water to his street, and a separately funded filtration system installed in 500 allowed the family to bathe in the well water.
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The company has converted what was a semiconductor factory into a cannabis production operation where employees walking down antiseptic hallways wear latex gloves and supervise an Israeli-style irrigation system and a $1 million air filtration system.
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Last week, she delivered a deputation at Queens Park outlining the steps lounges will take to ensure they are safe for the public, including proper air filtration systems, a health and sanitation plan for weed accessories e.g.
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