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Membrane separation process: A sustainable technology for water purification, industrial wastewater recycling and reuse

By Michelle D. Almendrala, Ph.D. | April 2, 2009 - 12:00am

“The current population of slightly more than six billion consumes the resources (water) of one planet Earth. By about 2050, when the population is expected to reach about nine billion, and if standards of...

Science and Environment

What happens when it rains?

By Michelle C. Almendrala, Ph.D | March 26, 2009 - 12:00am

In February 2008, the Department of Health declared a typhoid fever outbreak in Calamba City.

Science and Environment

What happens when it rains?

By Michelle C. Almendrala, Ph.D. | March 19, 2009 - 12:00am

The ferocious effect of continuous heavy rains is always associated with massive flooding in Metro Manila, and several provinces of the Philippines.

Science and Environment