Recycled Water-Treatment Waste Filter Removes 97% of Microplastics
Researchers have developed a new water filtration method that repurposes waste material generated during conventional water treatment. The recycled waste is used as a filtering medium and has demonstrated a microplastic removal efficiency of up to 97% in testing. The approach addresses two environmental challenges at once by reducing treatment waste while tackling microplastic contamination. Scientists believe this circular strategy could significantly improve future water purification systems.
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