PHL scientist co-invents ballast water treatment system vs invasive species

Ballast water has always been a requirement for ships. It helps trim or balance the vessels. But it also poses potential harm to environments where the water is disposed of. This is because ballast water often carries invasive animals, plants, microorganisms and other alien species that can devastate local marine…

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