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WaterWichita turning sewage into drinking water will cost nearly 10 million dollars, with the pilot plant running by late 2027The City Council unanimously approved nearly 10 million dollars, July 7, 2026, for a plant that will treat wastewater until it is clean enough to drink, then send it straight into the tap water supply. The pilot plant is designed to purify 70,000 gallons a day and is expected running by late 2027.3 minute read. 5 sources.Read the articleWaterWorld Bank approved 650 million dollars in grants for the Rogun dam in Tajikistan, and the plant capacity target now stands at 3,780 megawattsThe lender approved a 300 million dollar grant in June 2026 to follow a 350 million dollar grant approved in December 2024, while S and P Global Ratings estimated in August 2026 that Tajikistan still needs about 5.8 billion dollars more to finish the dam by a 2035 target.3 minute read. 5 sources.Read the articleWaterPhoenix wastewater drinking water plant costs 300 million dollars and is half built, with tap water arriving by 2029The Cave Creek Water Reclamation Plant will turn 8 million gallons a day of wastewater into 6.75 million gallons of drinking water for 25,000 households. The City of Phoenix says the 300 million dollar project is about halfway built as of March 2026.3 minute read. 5 sources.Read the articleWaterIndonesia old hydropower plants repair funding stays unset, KfW to study 25 stations before deciding loan amounts for 10KfW, the German state development bank, is hiring a consultant to study 25 PLN hydropower plants that have run for 40 years or longer before narrowing the list to 10 and deciding how much to lend for their rehabilitation. Only 1 figure is set so far, a 3.5 million euro minimum turnover required of the winning consultant.3 minute read. 5 sources.Read the articleWaterThe Great Salt Lake water level sat 1.1 feet above its record low in September 2026, closer than at any point since 2022The United States Geological Survey gauge that tracks the lake measured it at 4,189.6 feet above sea level on September 28, 2026, only 1.1 feet above the 4,188.5 foot record low set in November 2022. Every one of the lake past 3 record lows was set in the fall, and the newest government data runs out weeks before that point in 2026.3 minute read. 5 sources.Read the articleWaterThe world reuses just 3% of its wastewater, and only 59 facilities worldwide purify it back to drinking qualityThe World Bank counts only 53 million cubic meters of wastewater reused worldwide each day, 3% of the fresh water cities and industries withdraw, while a separate global count finds just 59 facilities anywhere purify wastewater to drinking quality.3 minute read. 5 sources.Read the article

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