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Nowogrodziec Sewage Project Aims to Attract Investment, Industry to Polish Region

Poland, NOWOGRODZIEC — Nowogrodziec municipality in Poland’s southwestern Dolnoslaskie region has started operating its new, 280,000-cubic-meter-per-day sewage treatment plant, which it hopes will make it a more attrac

Siemiatycze Launches $19.5 Million USD Water Project

Poland, SIEMIATYCZE — The municipality of Siemiatycze has recently started a $19.5 million USD water project to expand the local sewage and water supply network. 

Krzymow Launches $4.7 Million USD Sewage Network Expansion

Poland, KRZYMOW — Aiming to expand its sewage network by over 32 kilometers, Poland’s Krzymow municipality has recently signed a $4.7 million USD deal for a water infrastructure project. 

Businesses Interested in Water Footprint Because of Risk, CSR

LONDON, United Kingdom — Businesses are most interested in water footprinting because of the associated risks, which can be physical, reputational, regulatory or financial, according to Dr.

Government, CDA to Implement Supply From Ghazi Barotha Dam

ISLAMABAD (The Express Tribune (Pakistan)) — The government will help the Capital Development Authority (CDA) implement a plan to provide water from Ghazi Barotha Dam.

Poland Launches New Investments in Water Programs

WARSAW, Poland — Utility companies in the Lower Silesia region have started a new investment program for water management. The total amount of the investment is some $230 million USD.

Water Management Authorities Spent $2.4 Million USD After Sludge Spill

HUNGARY, BUDAPEST (Hungary Around the Clock) — affected by red sludge spill in October have spent some $2.4 million USD on water protection, according to Central Transdanubia Environment and Water Management Director Istvan Csonki.