Antibiotics in wastewater: UB chemist investigates a disturbing trend
08 May 2019
Research examines how sewage treatment systems help — or don’t help — to eliminate antimicrobial drugs and their remnants, called residues, from wastewater before it’s discharged into rivers and lakes.
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