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RMIT University

ScholarPeer’s latest research news and reporting from RMIT University. RMIT University is a research-intensive university in Australia with strengths in engineering, advanced manufacturing, materials science, design, information technology, health, and environmental research. Its interdisciplinary work advances areas including artificial intelligence, biotechnology, sustainable technologies, urban systems, aerospace, and digital innovation, connecting scientific discovery with practical challenges in industry, health, and society.

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The floating wetland in a holding lagoon at Westernport Water wastewater treatment plant on Phillip Island, southeastern Australia. CREDIT RMIT University

Floating Plant Rafts Cut Wastewater Emissions Fast

A raft of native reeds anchored across an Australian wastewater lagoon began slashing greenhouse gases within months, well before it managed to strip out any extra nutrients from the water.

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