Pakistani Green Talents Awards leader takes on world’s many dire concern: H2O scarcity
The jury was speedy by a intensity of Dr Kashir Rasool’s investigate on H2O security. PHOTO: GREEN TALENTS
Dr Kashir Rasool, a Pakistani scientist, who recently won a Green Talents Award 2017 in Berlin final month, is holding on dual of a world’s many dire environmental concerns; H2O decay and H2O security.
Rasool creates methods for extracting contaminants from industrial wastewater so that it can be safely and sustainably returned to a freshwater supply.
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According to Green Talents – an International Forum for High Potentials in Sustainable Development – his investigate seeks to yield a resolution for modernized tolerable and careful H2O treatment. His work focuses on a biological dismissal of organics, complicated metals, nutrients and rising micro-pollutants from a accumulation of wastewater streams, joined with renewable bio-energy production.
The jury was tender with a intensity of a 33-year-old’s investigate to understanding with one of a world’s many dire concerns: H2O security, it added.
As a researcher during Qatar Environment Energy Research Institute (QEERI), Rasool works on a identification, preference and systematic focus of H2O peculiarity and tolerable innovative water/wastewater diagnosis for serve H2O reuse strategies.
He is now contrast an anti-biofouling surface for H2O desalination and biological H2O diagnosis as surface processes are proof to be sustainable, careful and fit desalination and H2O catharsis technologies.
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