MIT Scientists Develop Tree Branch Water Filters Removing Over 99% of Bacteria and Viruses
Engineers at MIT have successfully developed innovative water filters using sapwood from tree branches. These natural filters have demonstrated the ability to remove more than 99% of bacteria and viruses, including E. coli and rotavirus, from contaminated water sources. This breakthrough offers a simple and potentially accessible method for purifying drinking water.
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