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This version is not peer-reviewed. Am Pris John * ,Sergio Santoro,Efrem Curcio,Pietro Argurio,Francesco Chidichimo,Salvatore Straface,Mauro Francesco La Russa Am Pris John * ,Sergio Santoro,Efrem Curcio,Pietro Argurio,Francesco Chidichimo,Salvatore Straface,Mauro Francesco La Russa Submitted: 16 October 2025 You are already at the latest version Saltwater Intrusion (SWI) is threatening coastal archaeological sites, particularly in Crotone, southern Italy.
1. Introduction The demand for potable water for different uses, such as drinking water, industrial or agricultural processes, food processing, etc., is continuously growing, and much interest is devoted to seawater (SW) as the main water source on the planet, making up 97% of the total water [1].
The advent of thermoplasmonic membrane distillation Sergio Santoro, a Ahmet H. Avci,a Antonio Politano *b and Efrem Curcio*a Abstract Freshwater scarcity is a vital societal challenge related to climate change, population pressure, and agricultural and industrial demands. Therefore, sustainable desalination/purification of salty/contaminated water for human uses is particularly relevant.
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