Beer gadget boost to water plants
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Technology used to check for diluted beer in kegs returned to breweries could soon be used to monitor water quality in treatment plants.
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[World News]: London, Oct 20 : You might not count the number of bottles you have gulped down while on a drinking binge, but a beer company has finally taken up the responsibilty of instilling the virtue of sensible drinking in people.
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Liquid economics of bottled water.
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Science & environment: UK's leading food and drink manufacturers join forces in new initiative to reduce water usage
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Researchers are goading tiny organisms like bacteria and algae into producing fuels like hydrogen and methane. The process is not useful yet, but the technology could be a solution to the energy problem. By Amit Asaravala.
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Blog: Add carbon dioxide, water, heat. Serves cars.
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Orange County's new high-tech water-treatment plant takes the water that residents throw away, eradicates the junk and sends it back into the ground for drinking. Sound gross? Plant representatives say it's more pure than that fancy bottled water you buy in the store.
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Scientists have devised a treatment which could stop alcoholics drinking too much.
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Going against the grain in courting the young cocktail crowd, beer maker Anheuser-Busch Cos. is launching a new ''brew" to go head-to-head with classic mixed drinks -- traditional suds spiked with caffeine, fruit flavoring, herbal guarana, and ginseng.
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By M.K. Guetersloh, The Pantagraph, Bloomington, Ill.  Feb. 10--BLOOMINGTON -- The city may be looking for short-term solutions that may increase Bloomington's water supply and improve its quality.
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By Joe Wojtas, The Day, New London, Conn.  Sep. 20--STONINGTON -- The Aquarion Water Co.
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By Stephanie Horvath, South Florida Sun-Sentinel  Jun. 12--WELLINGTON -- Residents slurping up extra water might soon pay the price.
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TORONTO - Beer, a health food? That's what some Canadian researchers report.    A study from the University of Western Ontario finds a brew could be good for you...
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By Ray Sasser, The Dallas Morning News  May 31----E-mail   Smallmouth bass have taken a hit from golden alga, the insidious blooming plant that's caused problems in West Texas fish hatcheries and at Lake Whitney, the heavyweight champ of the state's smallmouth lakes.
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Science & environment: Plastic pipes could pump water to bring up nutrients.
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Mystery ingredients in non- alcoholic beer may protect against cancer, at least in mice.
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By Andy Reid, South Florida Sun-Sentinel  Dec. 15--New emergency water pumps, along with a day of soaking rain, offered hope Thursday to South Florida growers struggling through drought conditions.