In this episode of SciBud, join Maple as we delve into groundbreaking research that could revolutionize water treatment by tackling nitrate pollution—a major threat to global water quality. Discover how scientists have harnessed nanoporous electrofiltration combined with single-atom iron catalysts to enhance the efficiency of converting harmful nitrates into ammonia, a less toxic substance. With impressive results showcasing a turnover frequency of 15.1 grams of nitrogen per gram of metal per hour and over 86% Faradaic efficiency, this innovative approach not only shines a light on potential technological advancements in clean water solutions but also emphasizes the importance of data accessibility for future research. As we explore the implications of this research, consider the profound impact it may have on safeguarding ecosystems, ensuring clean drinking water, and supporting sustainable agriculture. Tune in for a fascinating discussion that highlights the ongoing quest for effective, eco-friendly solutions in our battle against environmental issues! Link to episode page with article citation: www.scibud.media/podcast/season/2025/episode/77

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