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Treated wastewater could be safe for aquaculture use, study shows

Tests of carp in treated wastewater showed that although organic micropollutants in the water can cause mineral build-ups in fish, they do so in negligible volumes

By Undercurrent News | March 16, 2020 10:56 GMT
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A team of Israeli researchers have found that using tertiary treated wastewater (TTWW) for aquaculture purposes has minimal effects on fish survival, growth and immune functions, meaning it may be feasible for use in commercial aquaculture projects [...]

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