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New South Wales launches $3B wastewater upgrade in western Sydney to tackle pollution from Malabar plant and debris balls.
New South Wales has launched a $3 billion plan to upgrade wastewater infrastructure in western Sydney, focusing on the Malabar treatment plant linked to debris balls that washed ashore in late 2024 and early 2025.
The project aims to reduce pollution by improving outfall screens, upgrading facilities in Glenfield and Liverpool, strengthening industrial waste controls, and expanding public education on fats, oils, and grease.
While construction may cause minor disruptions, officials say the decade-long effort will reduce environmental risks and support housing growth, with recycled water being explored for industrial use, though legal changes are needed.
Nueva Gales del Sur lanza $ 3B actualización de aguas residuales en el oeste de Sydney para hacer frente a la contaminación de la planta de Malabar y bolas de escombros.