Sewage treatment may be an unglamorous job, but bacteria are happy to do it. And a bacterium recently discovered by Princeton researchers in a New Jersey swamp may offer a more efficient method for treating toxins found in sewage, fertilizer runoff and other forms of water...
This Swamp Microbe Has Pollution-Munching Superpowers
A bacterium discovered in a New Jersey swamp has a promising ability to break down ammonium anaerobically
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