Abu Dhabi: A new plan to use only treated waste water for irrigating green spaces and landscaped areas is currently being developed for the capital.
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Abu Dhabi to use treated waste water for irrigation
City municipality sets out to identify alternative methods of watering green spaces
- Staff Report
- Published: 17:30 February 19, 2013
The plan is being prepared by the Municipality of Abu Dhabi City, and it will also identify alternative irrigation methods, the municipality announced in a statement on Tuesday.
The project also includes the development of a spatial map to outline the future need for irrigation water, the statement added.
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