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IWK Employs “Fly Maggots” To Eat Up Your Sewage Biowaste | TRP

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IWK Employs “Fly Maggots” To Eat Up Your Sewage Biowaste | TRP
Black soldier fly larvae can eat and process almost everything, including all the sewage sludge we don’t like to think about.
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