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Microorganisms are inevitable participants in the cleaning of water in nature.
Even in conventional wastewater treatment methods such as the activated sludge
process, the effects of microorganisms are utilized. All of us in our daily
lives continue to produce pollutants, but it is through the activity of
microorganisms that these pollutants are broken down and cleaned.
With the increasing pollution of water systems in recent years, it has been
noted that the amount of pollution produced by humans far exceeds the cleaning
capacity of nature. The spread of the use of chlorine destroys the critical
microorganisms that have self-cleaning functions, a contradiction that
intensifies the deterioration of the environment.
Along with increasing the diversity of microflora, EM•1® suppresses putrefaction
and ferments pollutants, transforming them into materials that can be utilized
by other living beings, and helps recover and reinforce the self-cleaning
function within nature.
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