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Does Saint Lucia have a wastewater treatment plant?

Among the 122 industries/manufacturers registered in Saint Lucia, only one operates a wastewater treatment plant package. The absence of technical support and the lack of legal and regulatory framework for industrial wastewater management (e.g. no standards in terms of effluent quality discharge for industries), is a key challenge.

Does Saint Lucia have a groundwater resource?

In view of the above considerations, Saint Lucia has started to explore and use, to a limited extent, its groundwater resources. However, data and financial limitations still hamper the planning process for the sustainable exploitation of groundwater on the island. One major gap is the absence of a hydrogeological map.

Is swine slurry contaminating the watershed in Saint Lucia?

The wastewater (manure slurry) contains a high organic load, high nitrogen content and can be highly pathogenic. Saint Lucia has a significant number of registered pig farms with a few equipped with biogas digesters; thus, wastewater from swine farms still remains largely untreated in Saint Lucia, causing contamination of the watershed.