#OnThisDay 1976: Richard Stilgoe visits Brighton to enjoy the health-enhancing benefits of a cup of seawater and milk. | BBC Archive

5.5K views · 200 reactions | Wondering why the ocean is so salty? Here's where that salt comes from. #justcurious | USA TODAY | Facebook

Qatar has commissioned one of the world’s largest desalination hubs, capable of delivering roughly 600 million liters of fresh drinking water daily. This massive output is achieved through the Umm Al Houl facility, which combines traditional methods with advanced technology to ensure national water security. The plant's expansion marks a major milestone as the first large-scale use of Reverse Osmosis (RO) technology in Qatar. This mechanical process uses high-pressure pumps to force seawater thr

181K views · 3.1K reactions | #SentroBalita | Kauna-unahang utility-scale seawater desalination plant sa bansa, matatagpuan sa Cordova, Cebu | ulat ni Jessee Atienza - PTV Cebu | PTV | Facebook

37K views · 515 reactions | Water is one of the most important resources available to mankind. El Galalah Reverse Osmosis Water Desalination Plant cleanses and treats 150,000 m3/day water, hence satisfying the strong demand. The plant is fully functional and was base to a presidential inauguration earlier this year. #Galalah #Seawater #Desalination #OC #BeyondGoodPerformance | Orascom Construction PLC | Facebook