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scientist 10: the entrepreneur – purifying water from fracking shale (2012)

by roger · Published Dec 2015 · Updated Nov 2018

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Roger Frost speaks with Matt Bruff of Altela Inc, a Denver company making technology that turns the most polluted water useful again. The company licence large-scale water recycling plants that handle the massive quantities of polluted water that arise when extracting oil and gas. Matt Bruff in Cambridge and he tells how their technology gives water that’s pretty much fit to drink.

Thanks by the gallon to Altela Inc altelainc.com

Tagged chemistry, Chris Creese, physics, Roger Frost

14/07/2012

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Tags: Altela chemistry fracking hydraulic fracturing Matt Bruff oil industry shale gas technology water conservation

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