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Gippsland Water paves the road to sustainability - Utility Magazine

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Image: Gippsland Water Gippsland Water is exploring an innovative way to make gravel pavement construction more sustainable using a water treatment by-product The study involves mixing alum sludge with a traditional gravel to create pavements with a lower carbon footprint.    Alum sludge is a mixture of dirt, debris, and aluminium sulphate (alum) – a chemical used to bind unwanted particles together so they can be removed from drinking water.…

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Gippsland Water paves the road to sustainability - Utility Magazine

Image: Gippsland Water Gippsland Water is exploring an innovative way to make gravel pavement construction more sustainable using a water treatment by-product The study involves mixing alum sludge with a traditional gravel to create pavements with a lower carbon footprint.    Alum sludge is a mixture of dirt, debris, and aluminium sulphate (alum) – a chemical used to bind unwanted particles together so they can be removed from drinking water.…

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Utility Magazine broke the news in 23 days ago on Tuesday, February 11, 2025.

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