Sea Change
Wednesday, October 26, 2011
A company in Bali produces bottled drinks using seawater. The technology could prove to be a viable alternative in dealing with water shortage.
arsip tempo : 171434813261.
CONTAINED inside a plastic bottle, the clear liquid seemed no different to most drinking water. The difference lies in its origin. Instead of being extracted from a spring, the plain water was pumped out of the sea.
"It is the first in Indonesia," said a researcher from the Marine Science Department of Bogor Agricultural Institute (IPB), Bonar Pasaribu, to Tempo early last week. Four years ago, he explored the seas of Indonesia, from Pelabuhan Ratu
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