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How good microorganisms clean our wastes: What happens when you flush

By STAR SCIENCE By Francis L. De Los Reyes III, Ph.D. | August 10, 2006 - 12:00am

Mention "bacteria" and most people think of disease-causing organisms that should be eradicated at all costs, as evidenced by our massive use of antibiotics in all forms. However, microorganisms,...

Science and Environment