<p>Temesgen Garoma of San Diego State University in the U.S. proposes to develop an enhanced anaerobic digestion system that uses algae as a supplement to reliably and inexpensively treat human waste and also generate biogas for energy needs and biosolids for use as fertilizer.</p>


Temesgen Garoma of San Diego State University in the U.S. proposes to develop an enhanced anaerobic digestion system that uses algae as a supplement to reliably and inexpensively treat human waste and also generate biogas for energy needs and biosolids for use as fertilizer.

Enhanced Anaerobic Digestion: A Sanitation and Energy Recovery Technology for Developing Countries

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