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Wastewater must have motivated microbes; Study in Pines to determine if warmth helps bacteria remove nitrogen from waste - Worcester County News Bayside Gazette
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Wastewater must have motivated microbes; Study in Pines to determine if warmth helps bacteria remove nitrogen from waste - Worcester County News Bayside Gazette
By Brian Shane Staff Writer (March 26, 2026) When hungry microbes living in sewage treatment tanks get too cold, they go to sleep and can’t do their job: eating up harmful nitrogen compounds to prevent them from polluting local waterways. That’s why the Worcester County Commissioners last Tuesday unanimously approved a performance study for the Ocean Pines wastewater treatment plant. The goal of the 16-week study is to help the public works depa…
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