Environment
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Wastewater Processed Into Drinking Water as Phoenix Reopens Plant 14 Years and $30M Later
Phoenix has invested $30M to reopen a plant that can process 8M gallons of wastewater into drinking water daily after 14 years of closure. Read more here.
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