New filter system removing microplastics from public water
A New Jersey start-up is testing a filtration system in Atlantic City that would for the first time effectively filter microplastics out of water. Yidian Lu and Nathaniel Banks, who met while they were graduate students at Princeton University, co-founded the start-up PolyGone Systems and have developed a prototype that’s being piloted at the Atlantic County Utilities Authority.
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