Strong long-term international partnership in science, technology, finance and policy is
critical for sustainable field experiments leading to successful commercial deployment of …

Millions of people in rural South Asia are exposed to high levels of arsenic through
groundwater used for drinking. Many deployed arsenic remediation technologies quickly fail …

Arsenic in drinking water is a major public health problem threatening the lives of over 140
million people worldwide. In Bangladesh alone, up to 57 million people drink arsenic-laden …

The problem of groundwater arsenic contamination in India including the states situated on
the Ganga–Brahmaputra and the Padma–Meghna fluvial plains has been declared as one …

Drinking arsenic‐contaminated water leads to a series of health problems that has limited
development for the largely poor rural people of Pakistan who are unable to afford bottled …

Millions of people around the world are currently living under the threat of developing
serious health problems owing to ingestion of dangerous concentrations of arsenic through …

Arsenic is a notorious carcinogen that is released into subsurface waters by virtue of natural
geological and hydrological processes. Such a contaminated water has detrimental effects …

Arsenic is a toxic carcinogen mostly found in subsurface environments. It is released into
groundwater mostly via natural geological and hydrological processes. Consumption of …

The wide spread occurrence of geogenic arsenic in Bangladesh groundwater drastically
reduced the safe water access across the country. Since its discovery in 1993, different …

This work provides a new perspective on small-scale treatment systems to remove arsenic
from groundwater for potable applications in low-income communities. Data corroborated …