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desalination

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desalination
[dēsal′inā′shən]
Etymology: L, de, from, sal, salt
the process of removing salt from water or other substances.


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Summary: R&D in water management top priority for hosts of Desalination World Congress 2009 TechnoPark, the fully-owned subsidiary of Economic Zones World, local hosts of the International Desalination Association (IDA) World Congress 2009, is moving ahead, through its R&D arm, Dubai Institute of Technology (DIT) to focus its research and development activities in water desalination and water re-use issues by establishing a Centre of Excellence for Integrated Water Management.
Summary: DUBAI u The UAE needs a monitoring system at the federal level to regulate water desalination activity across the country, a top government official said.
Byline: Emmanuelle Landais, Staff Reporter Dubai: Pollute as they may, desalination plants simply cannot stop producing fresh drinking water in water-scarce countries such as the UAE.
 
 
 
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