Peru Starts South America’s Biggest Water Treatment Plant
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Peru began operations today at the Taboada water-treatment plant, South America’s largest, which will handle sewage for almost half of the 9 million inhabitants in the capital, Lima.
The plant, built by Spain’s Actividades de Construccion & Servicios SA, will be running at full capacity by July, Peru President Ollanta Humala said.