A Wellington Water contractor loads sludge into a tanker at the Moa Point treatment plant. (CREDIT: KEVIN STENT/STUFF)
A Wellington Water contractor loads sludge into a tanker at the Moa Point treatment plant. (CREDIT: KEVIN STENT/STUFF)
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Veronica Elishya
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WELLINGTON (CU)_The local authorities of New Zealand’s capital city recently set out to break the link between the landfill and sewage, in order to achieve its waste and carbon reduction targets. Currently, more than a million litres of sludge is said to be…

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