Maria Trejo, Civil and Environmental Engineering
(Faculty Mentor: Dr. Tara Kulkarni)
A living machine, or an eco-machine, is a technology consisting of ecosystems connected in a way that treats a waste stream. The objective of this project was to build a lab-scale ecomachine model to test the reduction of phosphorus in treated effluent from wastewater treatment plants. This project aimed to determine if living machines can serve as a polishing step in waste water treatment plants and help in lowering the phosphorus contamination related to algal eutrophication in Lake Champlain, near Burlington, Vermont.
Norwich University Perspectives Project: COVID-19
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Pact eyes nuclear-arms-free world. Is it promising or merely paper?
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