HydroPhos Solutions is a circular economy social venture that simultaneously addresses eutrophication and phosphorus depletion as a function of its core business model. HydroPhos utilizes phosphorus filtration technology to extract phosphorus from wastewater, subsequently reselling this phosphorus into the fertilizer industry. This reduces eutrophication, recycles the nutrients, and extends the lifespan of our global food supply by combating phosphorus depletion, all while creating a profit that is reinvested into the business's growth to scale the positive impact of operations. HydroPhos Solutions has seen early traction as the company won several entrepreneurship competitions including Most Impact Potential and First-Place Audience Choice in the UNH Social Venture Innovation Challenge, Second Place for the Maurice Prize for Innovation, Third Place in the Holloway Competition Sustainability Track, Third Place in the UNH Wildcat Tank Competition, Third Place in the National Draper Competition for Collegiate Women Entrepreneurs (First Place in Service Track), and the Global Impact Award & First Place in E-Fest's Dick Schulze Entrepreneurship Competition, the largest undergraduate entrepreneurship competition in the country. In addition, our co-founding team received a full scholarship to further develop the idea at Draper University, one of the most prestigious pre-accelerators in the world.