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Digital edition 2/2023

Brain Drops

An issue about intelligent interaction with water

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Clean Water

Unevenly distributed water

More and more often, entire regions are drying out—while other regions are being devastated by catastrophic floods. The uneven distribution of water is facing the human race with problems that were previously unimaginable. Good management and technology adapted to local needs can help in the search for a solution

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Water as a resource: distribution, costs, availability

Water is distributed extremely unequally throughout the world. Where is this resource available in abundance, and where is it scarce? Who wastes it, and who uses it sparingly? And how much does this important raw material cost? A numerical overview

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Clean Water

Evonik: Strategies for saving water

Nothing can happen at Evonik without water, which is indispensable for cooling, for example. To secure supplies and conserve resources, different strategies are used depending on the location—from rainwater retention basins in South Africa to high-tech filters in Thailand and recooling systems in Germany. A look at sustainability around the world

An Evonik employee takes a water sample from a wastewater shaft.
 
Clean Water

Everything flows

It flows and flows and flows: Where Evonik gets the water it needs in order to operate its facilities, and how this water is channeled back

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Interview

How can we protect water?

Today a large proportion of our freshwater is disappearing unused into the ocean, causing additional rising of the sea level. The hydrologist Dr. Johannes Cullmann works as a scientific advisor for the United Nations. He believes that the water challenge can still be solved at the global level—if the steps are implemented at a faster rate than climate change

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Opinion

Water as a natural reaction medium

If synthetic organic chemistry is to survive, the transition from its dependence on petroleum products and organic solvents, in particular to nature’s reaction medium, water, must happen quickly

In Memphis, im Südwesten ­Tennessees am Mississippi gelegen, wurde in den 1950er-Jahren der Rock ‘n‘ Roll geboren. Erst Ende der 1970er-Jahre begann die Stadt, ihr Abwasser aufzubereiten.
 
Clean Water

Peracetic acid for clean water

The City of Memphis wanted to improve the quality of its wastewater discharge to the Mississippi River. Evonik is helping with an innovative approach to disinfection

Im dicht besiedelten Südkorea sind Grundstücke knapp. Vor der Hafenmetropole Busan soll jetzt eine schwimmende Stadt für 12.000 Einwohner entstehen.
 
Foresight

Soft water innovations

Water is the wellspring of innovation. But progress often results in additional consumption. “Soft innovations” demonstrate that this precious resource can also be used responsibly

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Evonik Country

New Zealand: Cloudwarriors

Welcome to Aotearoa! In the language of New Zealand’s original inhabitants, the Māori, this name means “the land of the long white cloud”— a reference to a special cloud formation that is said to have guided Polynesian seafarers here a long time ago. This island group in the Pacific Ocean features a breathtaking natural environment that has a spiritual meaning for the Maōri and also shapes the country’s economy.

Dr. Andrea „Annie“ Kritcher ist Kerntechnikerin und Physikerin an der National Ignition Faculty des Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in Kalifornien. Für das Experiment im Dezember 2022 hat sie die Kapsel mit dem Brennstoff aus Deuterium und Tritium entworfen.
 
In my Element

“I’m reaching for the stars”

Dr. Andrea “Annie” Kritcher is a nuclear engineer and physicist on the National Ignition Faculty at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in California. For the December 2022 experiment, she designed the capsule that contained the deuterium and tritium fuel