Australia's Game-Changing Wastewater Tech | Adelaide News

Australia’s got a water game-changer in Dubbo: a cutting-edge, energy-efficient wastewater system that destroys pollutants like pesticides and drugs instead of just filtering them out—16 times more efficient than current tech. Developed by scientist Troy Warry and tested in Europe, it uses a titanium dioxide catalyst that stays put but works faster, needs fewer chemicals, and handles high flow rates. Backed by a $7.8 million plant—with $3.6 million from Squadron Energy, who’ll use the recycled water for their wind farms—the project promises to boost water security, slash reliance on freshwater supplies, and repurpose 700 megalitres of waste water annually. With approvals pending for construction use and sports fields, experts say this innovation is vital for inland communities facing climate uncertainty and growing demand.

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