Federal Funds Help Preserve Public Health and the Environment

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Sep 24, 202600:00:32Business

Sacramento is working on the largest water recycling project on the West Coast, and UC Davis research is behind the technology used to filter and recycle wastewater for such projects. Mike Falk, received his Ph.D. from U...

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