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South West Water has significantly reduced its use of storm overflows in Princetown - Water Magazine

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South West Water has upgraded the village of Princetown’s wastewater treatment works by improving the site’s pumps and treatment process – doubling the amount of wastewater it can handle. The improvements have reduced storm overflows spills in Princetown by more than half. Princetown is 1,400 feet above sea level and as a result it gets twice as much rain as nearby Plymouth. This makes it more susceptible to groundwater entering the local sewers…

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