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Veolia has completed the $58-million Princeton Meadows Wastewater Treatment Facility in New Jersey, marked by a ribbon-cutting. Serving about 11,000 residents and businesses, the plant adds climate-resilient infrastructure, advanced ultraviolet disinfection, high-efficiency biological treatment, and energy‑efficient equipment to strengthen environmental protection and long-term water sustainability.

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Veolia completes $58-million wastewater treatment facility in New Jersey

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Veolia S.A. (Paris) announced the completion of the Princeton Meadows Wastewater Treatment Facility with a ribbon-cutting ceremony, marking a major investment in resilient infrastructure, environmental protection and long-term water sustainability. Serving approximately 11,000 residents and businesses, the new facility features climate-resilient infrastructure, advanced ultraviolet disinfection technology, high-efficiency biological treatment and energy-efficient equipment. These systems are […]

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