Florida opens $191.8m water reclamation facility to curb river nutrient pollution
St. Johns County Utilities officials marked the completion of the State Road 207 Water Reclamation Facility in Florida. The project cost $191.8 million and is designed to treat wastewater so it can be reused as reclaimed water for irrigation. By supplying this treated water, the facility is meant to lessen reliance on the Floridan Aquifer, a concern made more pressing by ongoing drought. Its capacity can be increased as local demand grows. The plant is also intended to keep nutrients out of nearby waterways and prevent pollution.
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