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Researchers in India developed a microbial fuel cell that simultaneously treats sewage, removes antibiotics, and generates hydrogen peroxide and electricity. The system processed 50 milligrams per liter of chloramphenicol, reducing it to essentially nothing in 48 hours while chemical oxygen demand fell by 94%.
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