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Owl nest at Telok Blangah draws crowds, NParks advises people not to visit

Owl nest at Telok Blangah draws crowds, NParks advises people not to visit
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NParks advises against visiting owl nest at Telok Blangah

NParks advises against visiting owl nest at Telok Blangah
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Could predatory bacteria replace chlorine as an effective water purifier?

Chlorine has long been used to disinfect drinking water but has been linked to health problems. In a new study, researchers looked at how the bacteria the purification process was designed to remove responded when chlorine was removed from the equation.

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Predatory Bacteria Provide Hope for Chlorine-Free Drinking Water

The new study suggests that chlorine may not be essential provided you have access to other methods

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Predatory bacteria could be used to purify water in the future, study suggests

In a unique study carried out in drinking water pipes in Sweden, researchers from Lund University and the local water company tested what would happen if chlorine was omitted from drinking water.

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