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Sacramento is working on the largest water recycling project on the West Coast, and UC Davis research is behind the technology used to filter and recycle wastewater for such projects.
Mike Falk, received his Ph.D. from UC Davis, and was a consultant for the project. He works on large civil infrastructure projects for public utilities like Sacramento Sewer.
Falk said federal funding helps advance the science to inform decisions and find new, innovative solutions that preserve public health and the environment.
Series: "UC Davis News" [Public Affairs] [Health and Medicine] [Show ID: 41734]
Mike Falk, received his Ph.D. from UC Davis, and was a consultant for the project. He works on large civil infrastructure projects for public utilities like Sacramento Sewer.
Falk said federal funding helps advance the science to inform decisions and find new, innovative solutions that preserve public health and the environment.
Series: "UC Davis News" [Public Affairs] [Health and Medicine] [Show ID: 41734]
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