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"Starving" bacteria to double energy extraction from sewage

November 28, 2016/

Global efforts to extract energy from sewage in forms such as heat, biogas and even electricity may get a boost thanks to the work of a team of biochemists and microbiologists from Ghent University in Belgium, who are collaborating on a pilot project with DC Water in Washington DC.

Lynda Delacey

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