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Water without Microplastics - How the Sewage Treatment Plant in Leverkusen Works

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The technology is being built for the first time in Germany on this scale. Starting in 2032, the plant is to filter wastewater from the region.
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Today, the foundation stone for a new sewage treatment plant was laid in Leverkusen, and this also applies to the mountain area. From 2032 onwards, the Wupperverband plant will also clean the wastewater from Leichlingen, Burscheid, Wermelskirchen and parts of Bergisch Gladbach.

The technology is being built for the first time in Germany on this scale. Starting in 2032, the plant is to filter wastewater from the region.

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wdr.de broke the news on Friday, October 9, 2026.
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