The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced a draft National Water Reuse Action Plan Sept. 10 at the 34th annual WaterReuse Symposium in San Diego. The EPA is soliciting public input on the draft through a 90-day comment period.
The plan identifies priority actions and the leadership and collaboration that is needed between governmental and nongovernmental organizations to implement water reuse actions. Water reuse represents a major opportunity to support our nation’s communities and economy by bolstering safe and reliable water supplies for human consumption, agriculture, business, industry, recreation and healthy ecosystems.“Forty states anticipate experiencing fresh water shortages in certain regions within their borders over
