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Waste to Energy Realized at Long Island Wastewater Treatment Facility

Daniel Capano

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New York's Great Neck Water Pollution Control District operates a 5‐mgd wastewater treatment facility that is turning waste products into electricity and heat as well as saving money for the utility district and ratepayers.

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New York's Great Neck Water Pollution Control District operates a 5‐mgd wastewater treatment facility that is turning waste products into electricity and heat as well as saving money for the utility district and ratepayers.

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New York's Great Neck Water Pollution Control District operates a 5‐mgd wastewater treatment facility that is turning waste products into electricity and heat as well as saving money for the utility district and ratepayers.

Key concepts: Wastewater, Waste management, Electricity, Environmental science, Waste heat, Sewage treatment, Waste-to-energy, Pollution

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