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Carbon treatment of wastewater, while not a new technology, is not widely used throughout the United States. Carbon treatment was selected in the 1970s for Niagara Falls due to the large amount of wastewater coming from the chemical plants. Carbon can treat badly contaminated wastewater that would normally cause problems for biological processes.
