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Megaobra of R$ 3 Billion Will Pull Water From the Sea for a Pipe of 2.61 Km to Produce 1,000 Liters of Drinking Water per Second

Summary by O Antagonista
In a city surrounded by the ocean, ensuring water in the faucets still depends on rain, acid and large transfer systems. In Fortaleza, in Ceará, a new front will add the sea itself to this network. Dessal Ceará entered the execution phase with capacity designed to produce 1,000 liters of drinking water per second....
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In a city surrounded by the ocean, ensuring water in the faucets still depends on rain, acid and large transfer systems. In Fortaleza, in Ceará, a new front will add the sea itself to this network. Dessal Ceará entered the execution phase with capacity designed to produce 1,000 liters of drinking water per second....

·São Paulo, Brazil
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O Antagonista broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Wednesday, September 30, 2026.
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