
A MOF can catch metals. Can it keep working in a treatment column?
High batch adsorption capacity is a starting point, not a specification for continuous wastewater treatment or rare-earth products.
Explainers, teardowns, and myth-busting on waste management systems and green engineering.

High batch adsorption capacity is a starting point, not a specification for continuous wastewater treatment or rare-earth products.

A Kyoto University spinout says its aqueous chemical looping process turns wet sewage sludge into power at 2–4× biomass efficiency with near-pure CO2 capture. The target problem is real. The disclosed evidence is a feasibility study and a set of conditional verbs.

A one-month pilot at a historic Arizona copper site aims to plate saleable copper out of legacy mine water using filtration plus electro-extraction. The bench numbers are strong. The scale numbers do not exist yet.

Six nines of disinfection, 90% organics removal, reusable water and biogas — announced without an energy balance, a cost figure, or a recovery yield. A teardown of what the numbers do and do not say.