Innovative approaches to desalination and water purification: tackling pollution challenges in oceans and seas" (in the example of the Caspian sea)
Year: 2025
Type: article
Abstract: This article delves into a range of innovative methods and advanced technologies designed to address two critical global challenges: desalinating seawater and mitigating environmental pollution caused by industrial waste.It highlights forward-thinking strategies and groundbreaking ideas that aim to tackle these pressing issues sustainably.While many of these concepts are promising, they necessitate rigorous laboratory testing and extensive field trials to ensure feasibility, efficiency, and safety.Engineers and environmental scientists must collaborate closely to refine these technologies for large-scale implementation.A key proposal in this research focuses on leveraging green energy solutions to power desalination processes.Among the novel ideas introduced is a concept referred to as "transparent energy."This unique form of renewable energy harnesses natural power from the air using solar panels attached to floating air balloons.By suspending solar panels high above the ground, where sunlight exposure is maximized, this method represents an innovative approach to sustainable energy generation.Transparent energy offers the potential to provide a continuous, eco-friendly power source without occupying valuable land resources or disrupting marine ecosystems.Ultimately, this combination of advanced desalination techniques and innovative energy solutions could play a significant role in addressing global water scarcity while minimizing environmental impact.The authors' forward-looking proposals underscore the importance of integrating renewable energy technologies into environmental conservation efforts, paving the way for a more sustainable and resource-efficient future.
Source: Journal of Young Researcher
Institution: Western Caspian University
Language: English
Subfield: Water Science and Technology
Field: Environmental Science
Domain: Physical Sciences
Open Access status: bronze
OpenAlex ID: W4409543862