How new tech is keeping Singapore’s taps from running dry

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How new tech is keeping Singapore's taps from running dry

With no natural water sourced of its own, Singapore relies heavily on imports from its neighbors. But home-grown companies like EcoWorth and WateROAM are using new technology to innovate in the water sector.

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