Recycled Water Strategy released to secure WA’s water future
Source: Western Australia. Minister for Water Resources. Media Release
"The State Government has released a bold new plan for using recycled water as an alternative water source to secure Western Australia’s supply into the future. Water Resources Minister John Kobelke launched the $3million State Water Recycling Strategy, which examines how recycled water can be more efficiently utilised in a period of declining rainfall and a drying climate. “This State Water Recycling Strategy is the first step towards the co-ordinated, safe and efficient use of recycled water in WA,” Mr Kobelke said. The strategy outlines initiatives to achieve the State’s target of recycling 30 per cent of wastewater by 2030, in a manner that is sustainable and supported by the community."