MIT Students Win $100K For Innovative Toilet For 3rd World Countries
Tackling the messy issue of proper sanitation in third world countries has enabled a group of M.I.T. students to win this year's 100k entrepreneurship competition.
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Tackling the messy issue of proper sanitation in third world countries has enabled a group of M.I.T. students to win this year's 100k entrepreneurship competition.
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