US EditionStudying Worms to Revolutionize Wastewater Treatment: The Science Behind Vermifiltration at the Vermitech Innovation Center
- The Vermitech Innovation Center in Walla Walla, Washington, is researching vermifiltration using earthworms to purify wastewater as a sustainable treatment option.
- Perca, Inc. Owns the center and aims to advance vermifiltration technology to reduce energy consumption and chemical use in wastewater treatment.
- Dr. George Damoff, Chief Science Officer at Perca, stated that earthworms act as nature's tiny engineers in improving treatment efficiency.
- The center collaborates with universities and environmental organizations to promote natural wastewater management solutions globally.
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Studying Worms to Revolutionize Wastewater Treatment: The Science Behind Vermifiltration at the Vermitech Innovation Center
WALLA WALLA, Wash., March 20, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- https://perca.net/ As industries and municipalities seek sustainable solutions for wastewater treatment, a remarkable and reliable natural ally is emerging—earthworms. The study of worms for vermifiltration, a process that leverages their biological activity…
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