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Voedselvoorziening en met name de relatie tussen voeding en gezondheid komt ter sprake aan tafel 14. Met de vraag hoe het kan dat mensen teveel, te vet, te zout en te zoet blijven eten, ondanks alle voorlichting.
Food supply and especially the relationship between food and health was a topic of discussion on table 14. With the question of how is it possible that people still eat too much, and eat too much fat and too much salt and sugar, despite all the warnings. This is all the more striking considering that farmers and horticulturists ‘do their best to be responsible producers’.
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De Blue Battery van het bedrijf AquaBattery is dat wel. Deze batterij draait op (drink)water en keukenzout. Emil Goosen van het bedrijf legt uit hoe de vinding werkt: 'Water met een bepaalde zoutconcentratie wordt heen en weer gepompt door een stapel speciale membranen.
With a growing number of people switching to renewable energy sources, there is an attendant demand for more room to store all this energy – but what was missing in this picture until recently was an environmentally friendly and affordable battery. Enter AquaBattery, a start-up based on the campus of Delft University of Technology, which developed a pioneering product called Blue Battery that runs on nothing but tap water and table salt. The company’s product developer, Emil Goosen: ‘You have to imagine a stack of special membranes pumping water with a specific salt content back and forth. When there is a surplus of renewable energy available, we use the membranes to separate the salt from the water. That way, you end up with one water stream containing a large quantity of dissolved salt and another stream containing just a small amount of salt. This is how you store your energy. As soon as you need to use that energy, you merge the two water streams together, and electricity is generated during this process.’
  'We willen de wereld be...  
De Blue Battery van het bedrijf AquaBattery is dat wel. Deze batterij draait op (drink)water en keukenzout. Emil Goosen van het bedrijf legt uit hoe de vinding werkt: 'Water met een bepaalde zoutconcentratie wordt heen en weer gepompt door een stapel speciale membranen.
With a growing number of people switching to renewable energy sources, there is an attendant demand for more room to store all this energy – but what was missing in this picture until recently was an environmentally friendly and affordable battery. Enter AquaBattery, a start-up based on the campus of Delft University of Technology, which developed a pioneering product called Blue Battery that runs on nothing but tap water and table salt. The company’s product developer, Emil Goosen: ‘You have to imagine a stack of special membranes pumping water with a specific salt content back and forth. When there is a surplus of renewable energy available, we use the membranes to separate the salt from the water. That way, you end up with one water stream containing a large quantity of dissolved salt and another stream containing just a small amount of salt. This is how you store your energy. As soon as you need to use that energy, you merge the two water streams together, and electricity is generated during this process.’
  'We willen de wereld be...  
De Blue Battery van het bedrijf AquaBattery is dat wel. Deze batterij draait op (drink)water en keukenzout. Emil Goosen van het bedrijf legt uit hoe de vinding werkt: 'Water met een bepaalde zoutconcentratie wordt heen en weer gepompt door een stapel speciale membranen.
With a growing number of people switching to renewable energy sources, there is an attendant demand for more room to store all this energy – but what was missing in this picture until recently was an environmentally friendly and affordable battery. Enter AquaBattery, a start-up based on the campus of Delft University of Technology, which developed a pioneering product called Blue Battery that runs on nothing but tap water and table salt. The company’s product developer, Emil Goosen: ‘You have to imagine a stack of special membranes pumping water with a specific salt content back and forth. When there is a surplus of renewable energy available, we use the membranes to separate the salt from the water. That way, you end up with one water stream containing a large quantity of dissolved salt and another stream containing just a small amount of salt. This is how you store your energy. As soon as you need to use that energy, you merge the two water streams together, and electricity is generated during this process.’