More aeration to reduce Wastewater Treatment Plant odour
Christchurch City Council has approved the installation of additional aerators in the ponds at the fire-damaged Wastewater Treatment Plant to reduce the risk of odour.
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More aeration to reduce Wastewater Treatment Plant odour
City life | 2 Apr 2026Christchurch City Council has approved the installation of additional aerators in the ponds at the fire-damaged Wastewater Treatment Plant to reduce the risk of odour.
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