Glow in the dark tampons identify sewage poll

Tampons may not be an obvious scientific tool, but engineers from the University of Sheffield in the UK have been using them to identify where waste water from baths, washing machines, sinks and showers is polluting our rivers and streams.

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Engineers armed with glow in the dark TAMPONS are waging war

Engineers armed with glow in the dark TAMPONS are waging war

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Glow-in-the-dark tampons are being used to fix bad plumbing