The biological treatment of waste and wastewaters consist in the use of microbial activity (bacteria, funghi and other microorganisms) for the degradation and decomposing of biodegradable pollution. This is in contrast to chemical treatment, which relies on chemicals to transform or remove contaminants from waste.
The biological treatment of waste and wastewaters consist in the use of microbial activity (bacteria, funghi and other microorganisms) for the degradation and decomposing of biodegradable pollution. This is in contrast to chemical treatment, which relies on chemicals to transform or remove contaminants from waste.
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