Evaluation of a Fungal Strain On a Microbial Fuel Cell for Wastewater Treatment with the Presence of Azo-Dye Colorants

Water pollution and industrial growth are an unavoidable relationship until now, even the every more stronger legislation has not been enough to diminish the problem, the norm evasion and the increase of human population has been in part responsible of that fail. Another problem is the high cost of decontaminate, sometimes this causes a norm evasion or a financial penalty to a company, in this sense, one of the biggest and expensive problems of wastewater treatment, is the remotion of highly toxic and recalcitrant compounds for example the Azo-Dye colorants type (Fig. 1). (1)