US EditionNatural way to deal with wastewater in Huddersfield costing £14m and involving 300,000 plants - Huddersfield Hub
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Natural way to deal with wastewater in Huddersfield costing £14m and involving 300,000 plants - Huddersfield Hub
A massive new wetland site in the Huddersfield countryside is dealing with wastewater in a more natural way. The Yorkshire Water site at Clayton West is costing £14m and should be finished by late this summer. The project has seen the installation of a 4.3-hectare wetland containing 13 interconnected ponds. This provides an additional low-carbon and natural layer of treatment to wastewater before returning it to the river Dearne, significantly i…
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