This will be the most advanced wastewater & recycled water plant in the southern hemisphere.โจ
Itโll treat around 70ML of wastewater per day & produce high-quality treated water for sustainable use in ๐ s & businesses across Western Syd + biosolid products for use in agriculture.
Biomethane made from wastewater flushed down Sydneyโs toilets has been injected into the gas network for the first time as utility companies trial carbon-neutral fuels to encourage customers to stick with gas in the transition to net-zero emissions. https://t.co/pA8tsECvbu
Today I attended my final workshop with the @WaterRA_updates Wastewater-based epidemiology community of practice. In addition to the work done in Australia, we look to what has been done overseas, including work that @BerndMGawlik has been involved in.
The science-basis has been prepared. Letโs now build this system! Working behind the scene EU Science, Research and Innovation to get governance, policied and IT Systems in place at European Commission . https://t.co/IYEZyziVGm
I'm certainly going to miss this passionate and dedicated group of individuals and look forward to seeing the #WBE Community grow and gain support through all levels of government. There is much to be achieved and we have only scratched the surface of wastewater monitoring
There are plenty of amazing women to recognise on International Women's Day, but this group of women support me, build me up, help me out, and make my job fun every single day and for that I cherish them ๐
#IWD#womenofwater
Today we recognise the women of Water Research Australia on our staff and board and celebrate their wonderful contributions to the world of water.
Happy #InternationalWomensDay!
The average price of bottled water in Australia is $2.83. If you bought a bottle every day for a year youโd spend $1,032.95. Sydney Water costs less than a cent a litre.
Take the lead from Jilla - ditch the plastic bottle and pour yourself a Warragamba Slammer ๐ฐ
Well done to @SydneyWaterNews for it's multilingual water saving community engagement campaigns, demonstrating that the responsibility to sustainably manage water for all, requires an approach that reflects modern Australia.
#communityengagement#multiculturalAustralia