A sewage system that ‘digests’ and ‘cooks’ human waste
10 February 2017Student volunteers Susannah Duck and Izhan Khan describe working with a Tanzanian community to install a system that turns sewage into essential products.
Student volunteers Susannah Duck and Izhan Khan describe working with a Tanzanian community to install a system that turns sewage into essential products.
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Research across the University is helping to clean up water in regions around the world.