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NSF award 2628689 · TERC Inc

Situating Science Learning on Alternative Sanitation Solutions in Breweries to Increase Public Participation in Decision-making Related to Wastewater Systems

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28 February 2030

in 1,229 days · The award ends on 31 October 2029.

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Award number
2628689
Period of support
1 Nov 2026 – 31 Oct 2029
Amount
$1,196,281
Awardee
TERC Inc, Cambridge, MA
Program
AISL
Directorate
EDU

Abstract

Most U.S. sanitation systems rely on aging wastewater infrastructure. Innovative approaches to sanitation are available that can support fertilizer, mineral, and chemical independence for farming communities while saving costs and saving water. However, without greater public understanding and demand, they are unlikely to be adopted. While children regularly get exposure to STEM via school and informal learning…

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