Melbourne began pumping its sewage onto paddocks west of the city in 1897. The 10,500-hectare site that grew out of that arrangement now treats around 500 megaliters a day and holds close to 300 bird species, some of them flying in from Siberia, on a site - Space Daily
science 2026/09/07 16:30:00

Melbourne began pumping its sewage onto paddocks west of the city in 1897. The 10,500-hectare site that grew out of that arrangement now treats around 500 megaliters a day and holds close to 300 bird species, some of them flying in from Siberia, on a site - Space Daily

Source:Space Daily
Author:None

Where a century of treated sewage has accidentally created one of Australia’s most biodiverse wetlands, drawing migratory birds from across the Arctic.