Australia Water Desalination Project Feature

The booster pump hall operates at the Kurnell desalination plant, in Sydney, Australia, on Monday, Oct. 25, 2010. Operated by Veolia Water, it is currently Australia's largest operational desalination plant. The plant began providing drinking water in January 2010 and now provides up to 15 percent of Sydney's drinking water supplies. It produces an average of up to 250 million liters daily, using reverse osmosis that forces seawater through layers of synthetic membranes. Photographer: Ian Waldie/Bloomberg via Getty Images
The booster pump hall operates at the Kurnell desalination plant, in Sydney, Australia, on Monday, Oct. 25, 2010. Operated by Veolia Water, it is currently Australia's largest operational desalination plant. The plant began providing drinking water in January 2010 and now provides up to 15 percent of Sydney's drinking water supplies. It produces an average of up to 250 million liters daily, using reverse osmosis that forces seawater through layers of synthetic membranes. Photographer: Ian Waldie/Bloomberg via Getty Images
Australia Water Desalination Project Feature
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