Singapore's road to water self-sufficiency

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It's hard to convince people that drinking recycled wastewater is a good idea. But for the bustling city-state of Singapore, it's better than the alternatives. Singapore's leaders and researchers have worked hard to educate the public about the benefits of water recycling, and now they envision the island as a global water-technology hub.

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  • July 7, 2010

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