Microvi Awarded Over $1.1 Million to Scale its New Technology that Eliminates a Cancer-causing Chemical in Water
Chromium in drinking water threatens the health of millions of people due to its link to cancers and reproductive effects.
- Chromium in drinking water threatens the health of millions of people due to its link to cancers and reproductive effects.
- Chromium pollution is a widespread issue that affects Americans across all 50 states, according to the Environmental Working Group.
- To address this challenge, the current Federal standard for total chromium in drinking water (100 parts per billion (ppb)) is under review.
- Microvi developed a novel approach for chromium elimination based on its MicroNiche Engineering (MNE) platform technology.