Using rubbish to make clean drinking water - People Fixing the World, BBC World Service

Using rubbish to make clean drinking water – People Fixing the World, BBC World Service



A young entrepreneur from Uganda has devised a way of taking stuff that normally gets thrown away and using it to make clean drinking water.

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Timothy Kayondo uses discarded meat bones and vegetable peelings to make a water filtration system that goes into the purifier he’s designed – the Eco Mobile Purifier.

A People Fixing the World video by Allan Atulinda, Mercy Juma and Daniel Gordon.

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Springville issues boil advisory after water tanks vandalized

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SPRINGVILLE — A boil advisory was issued on Friday for most of western Springville after one of the city’s water tanks was vandalized and found with golf balls inside.

According to city officials, it appears any contamination was minimal since all water is disinfected with chlorine.

If possible, residents are asked to use bottled water. However, if residents want to drink tap water, they should boil it for at least one minute before drinking, cooking or cleaning food with it.

The issue was discovered Friday morning and the tank was isolated soon after.

For part of the city, the water is still safe to drink, officials said.

Test results from the water samples taken Friday are expected to be available on Saturday afternoon.

Anyone with information on the vandalism is asked to contact Springville police at 801-489-9421.

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