Great Lakes ReNew Water Technology Development Project
Sector: Water Supply and Storage • Location: Milwaukee, United States
Source: Bridge Michigan
Great Lakes ReNew is a 10-year, $160 million National Science Foundation funded project focused on developing waste-to-wealth technologies that recover critical minerals like lithium from wastewater and remove toxic chemicals such as PFAS. The project supports laboratory research, engineering breakthroughs, and market testing of water technologies, aiming to strengthen the water technology sector
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Description | Great Lakes ReNew is a 10-year, $160 million National Science Foundation funded project focused on developing waste-to-wealth technologies that recover critical minerals like lithium from wastewater and remove toxic chemicals such as PFAS. The project supports laboratory research, engineering breakthroughs, and market testing of water technologies, aiming to strengthen the water technology sector in the Great Lakes region and build a dependable water workforce. |
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