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Honolulu just unveiled a game-changing wastewater upgrade at Sand Island with a new Membrane Bioreactor Facility—think of it as a super-fine filter that pulls solids out way more effectively than old methods. Mayor’s calling it a future-focused tech investment, turning waste into recyclable pellets and using UV light for final disinfection. This state-of-the-art plant, Hawaii’s largest, handles nearly 56 million gallons daily, now treating water to a higher standard. Phase one (20 million gallons/day) is live, with phase two targeting 70 million more by 2035—60% of its design already underway. All for cleaner Oahu waters and a smarter, sustainable future for the islands.

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