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Europe is about to make wastewater monitoring for antimicrobial resistance routine, while researchers warn that the numbers it produces can't yet say how many people are affected or what risk they face.
Using a two-step technology, researchers at Washington State University turn 83% of the carbon in sewage sludge into valuable, pipeline-quality renewable natural gas, while cutting treatment costs almost in half.
Research from Kazakhstan shows how a wastewater treatment plant can learn to think with the help of IoT sensors, hydraulic simulation and artificial intelligence.