A new study gives Arizona and Nevada high marks for their reuse of treated sewage effluent as a way to reduce Colorado River use, but says the other five river basin states have a long way to go.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The Corpus Christi City Council on Nov. 18 moved forward with a project to expand its production of treated wastewater to reduce ...

Suffolk County now has a county executive who understands the need to have treated wastewater put back into the underground water table on which the people of Long Island depend on as their “sole ...

Intentional indirect potable reuse, in which treated effluent is purposefully injected into groundwater or aquifers to blend with raw water and eventually flow into drinking water reservoirs, is more ...

Cities and public utilities have filed a deluge of water reuse applications to get ahead of a bill meant to keep their treated wastewater flowing to the Great Salt Lake. Here’s why cities say they ...

With population growth and climate change both stressing freshwater supplies, demand for the precious resource could exceed supply by some 40% by 2030, according to a 2016 United Nations estimate.

The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation and Washoe County Community Services Department are funding a feasibility study to demonstrate low-energy treatment technology for reclaimed treated effluent for ...

La Bajada farmer Alonzo Gallegos doesn’t want to see the Santa Fe River dry up near his bend. Under a city water reuse proposal, the lower stretch of the river could see its flow cut in half. And if ...

Wastewater treatment equipment are a wide range of products designed to purify contaminated water for safe reuse or discharge. Key equipment include screening systems to remove solids, grit removal ...