'Electric' bacteria can purify sewage water - fast

Harnessing bacteria that produce electricity and break down organic waste, a European research project is developing a new, environmentally friendly way to purify sewage water in small communities.
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[@AbdullahAbdullah-ez5vu]

Biotechnology is super field of science

[@suryan6668]

This technology is being used for the past 50 years at Windhoek southafrica

[@someting9205]

Yes this is very old knowledgr, perhaps from 3000 bc or more

[@invisghostie6204]

sounds like them fields are one lightning strike away from electrozapping everyone

[@milcotto4153]

You didn't explain anything about the process that is suppose to purify the waste water. It seems to filter the water, but how can you know that the water is clean and safe to drink from doing that? From what I understand, they can make electricity from the process, but I would never have drunk this water. There seem to be no way to control if the water is safe to drink from that process.

[@someting9205]

YT and big tech is cens0ring this topic, just like so many other unfortunally.

[@pepo_pipi]

@@someting9205 I hate when that happen they literally hold humanity back

[@harendrasolanki2884]

Great technology

[@elisaul2006]

That’s awesome thanks these scientists really rock😎🎸🐯

[@camposlevi16]

Hola como se llama la universidad que esta llevando este estudio ? Existe alguna manera para contactar a los investigadores ? Saludos desde Chile !!!

[@kuldeepbioculture98]

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[@aboy_rana]

Can you tell a way to generation electricity from iron bacteria pleas answer

[@dannycbe949]

What is this bacteria and how to get it??

[@meridonmage9076]

Bioelectric Biochemistry Research dialoog overzichtelijker

[@aboy_rana]

Can electric bacteria purifi iron bacteria

[@yutuniopati]

Can it remove salt from sea water ?

[@someting9205]

Try solar destillation

[@animesavedmylife3648]

From the what?

[@thegamechanger7157]

Okay.

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Oh noes im Russian, but where is MY RUSSIAN ORIGINAL VERSION OF THIS!?!?!?!?!?
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[@someting9205]

Because they removed it

[@texitilemachineprint]

nice

[@josefreeda9689]

Is this technology available in India ?

[@someting9205]

This literally has 30k views. Fuck YT.

[@walkerweber9611]

well when i run electric current through water i call it electrolysis and it produces mostly chlorine and hydrogen and mainly gasses that i cant breathe. is this where our insects are going, Meat?