Fairfax County DPWES is utilizing new technology to treat wastewater. Instead of continuing to utilize its long-standing chemical treatment process, the county has implemented a new UV light process to disinfect treated wastewater.
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Sharon North,
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Fairfax County DPWES is utilizing new technology to treat wastewater. Instead of continuing to utilize its long-standing chemical treatment process, the county has implemented a new UV light process to disinfect treated wastewater.
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