A STAINLESS steel mesh developed at Ohio State University could make a big difference for future oil spill clean-ups and help identify sub-surface reservoirs, while a Houston-based consortium backed by some of the world's biggest oilers says it has developed a new spill containment system.
The Ohio-developed mesh allows water to pass through while scooping up oil.
The mesh was inspired by lotus leaves, whose bumpy surfaces naturally repel water but not oil.
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