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Metabolic adaptations and aquifer connectivity underpin the high productivity rates in the relict subsurface water

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By Edo Bar-Zeev, Betzabe Atencio, Eyal Geisler, Maxim Rubin Blum
| BioRxiv
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Membrane Distillation Biofouling: Impact of Feedwater Temperature on Biofilm Characteristics and Membrane Performance

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By Edo Bar-Zeev, Anne Bogler
| American Chemical Society
Membrane distillation (MD) is a temperature driven membrane separation technology that holds great potential for decentralized and sustainable wastewater treatment systems. Yet, similarly to all membrane based systems, microbial fouling (biofouling) might be a critical hurdle for MD wastewater treatment applications.
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Sewage outburst triggers Trichodesmium bloom and enhance N 2 fixation

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By Israel Oceanographic, Ben-Gurion, Eyal Rahav, Edo Bar-Zeev
| Nature Verified
Untreated sewage outbursts into the SEMS coastal environment occur a few times every winter, usually due to deficiencies in the sewage network and/or overloading of the sewage drainage system by storm-water runoffs (Fig. 1A). The introduction of high loads of organic matter and nutrients into oligotrophic coastal environments such as the SEMS may often result in the formation of phytoplankton blooms (Figs 1B,C and 2).
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