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Xylem Survey
As one way of combating water shortages due to droughts in California, people around Lake Mission Viejo now fish, swim and waterski in treated reclaimed wastewater. It comes from the Advanced Purified Water Project, a $5.4 million facility built to end the use of scarce drinking water to fill the 124-acre man-made lake.
Although 2017 brought significant rainfall to a dry state, Californians remain concerned about future droughts, and the majority support using advanced technologies to generate new water supplies when needed. A statewide survey conducted in late 2017 found that an overwhelming majority of California residents believe another drought is looming, and they are concerned about future water supplies. The survey findings provide an interesting comparison with similar research commissioned in California in 2015, during the fourth year of the state’s historic drought. The survey results, recently released today by Xylem Inc., showed that nearly three-quarters of Californians support using
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