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Dr Siddharth Gadkari at the Membrane Research laboratory at the University of Surrey | Credit: University of Surrey
Low impact techniques for recovering key nutrients from human urine could help reduce burden on wastewater treatment facilities and curb fertiliser use, researchers claim
Could recycled human urine provide a more nature and climate-friendly solution for wastewater treatment capacity challenges worldwide? Scientists at the University of Surrey have today published a new...
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