Jan 15, 2018 · The NEWater Visitor centre opened in 2003 at one of the NEWater plants and allows visitors to view the treatment process from a gallery. In addition, the Centre organises tours, workshops and features an interactive display, which are aimed at bridging the gap between public perception and the science behind NEWater.

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Jan 7, 2019 · NEWater in Singapore Thai Pin Tan a and Stuti Rawat b a PUB, Singapore’s National Water Agency, b National University of Singapore This article describes Singapore’s approach to water reuse, specifically NEWater, and highlights factors that have played a role in the successful introduction and implementation of water reuse.

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Jan 15, 2018 · People use Newater in terms of indirect potable water. It is pumped into reservoirs to mix with […] By: Potable water reuse: A sustainable water resource - THRIVE blog

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Oct 3, 2017 · Instead, PUB has recently started engaging private companies using contracts. For example, PUB outsourced some of its water infrastructure projects through Public-Private-Partnerships, as seen in the development of NEWater. 10. Lastly, it seems that PUB is less successful in pursuing its commitment to consumer’s voice.

Jun 3, 2013 · Dr. Jeroen Warner, Dr. Mark Zeitoun & Dr. Naho Mirumachi With monotonous regularity since the late 1980s NGOs, politicians or think tanks have predicted a water war could erupt any day now. Recently, a UK Minister predicted war in the middle run.1 No such thing has happened, though, and prominen