How do wastewater treatment plants work?
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Wastewater treatment involves the removal of impurities from wastewater, or sewerage, before they reach aquifers or natural water bodies, such as lakes, rivers, and oceans.
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Do you know why JEA uses reclaimed water for irrigation in some areas? This has helped us reduce the amount of fresh water we take from the aquifer and the amount of treated wastewater that ends up in the St. Johns River. Pretty cool, huh? #SourceWaterProtectionWeek | JEA
Do you know why JEA uses reclaimed water for irrigation in some areas? This has helped us reduce the amount of fresh water we take from the aquifer and the amount of treated wastewater that ends up in the St. Johns River. Pretty cool, huh? #SourceWaterProtectionWeek | JEA
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