A simple combination of stones, sand and heat-treated wood is helping transform heavily polluted river water in South Africa into water clean enough to irrigate vegetable gardens and support food …Read More at Source
Polluted Stiebeuel River water transformed into irrigation supply using stones, sand and heat-treated wood; University of Cape Town project treats 36,000 litres daily and …
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