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- Conception Bay South, Newfoundland, is testing whether seaweed can help reduce wastewater contaminants, aiming to meet federal water treatment standards.
- The town faces a $100 million price tag for infrastructure upgrades, prompting the exploration of this natural filtration method.
- Seaweed farming could offer a more affordable, eco-friendly alternative to traditional treatment plants.
Newfoundland Town Explores Seaweed as a Natural Solution to Costly Water Treatment
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