A new study hopes to commercialise graphene water filter...

A new study hopes to commercialise graphene water filter technology for use by outdoor explorers and in humanitarian crises

https://www.energylivenews.com/2019/02/22/wonder-material-graphene-could-prove-a-splash-for-clean-water/

Interestingly over here in the west, instead of going ahead with a new desal plant up in the northern suburbs, they want to increase water recycling, all good for Ionic.

Desalination on hold as State Government looks at recycling waste water in northern suburbs

https://www.communitynews.com.au/north-coast-times/news/desalination-on-hold-as-state-government-looks-at-recycling-waste-water-in-northern-suburbs/

Either way Ionic cant lose IMO.

I note theres over 36000 membranes in the Sydney desal plant, if water levels reach 30 percent by law they have to  build anther desal plant.

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