Waste Water Reclaimed at Tertiary Treatment Push
Federal officials push toward universal tertiary sewage treatment by 1974 to curb nutrient pollution. Assistant Interior official Car L Klein warns that without advanced treatment the United States will face water shortages. The piece explains secondary and tertiary processes, costs, and the need to remove nitrogen and phosphorus to prevent ecological damage.
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Study Credits Federal Aid for Advanced Sewage Treatment
The research division has spent $25 million over eight years on advanced waste treatment pilots from Nassau County to California. The program’s first notable success occurred in Santee near San Diego, where conventional sewage disposal was costly. Federal aid supported the refined processes.
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