Southern California has taken a major step forward on the path to developing a new sustainable water source from purified wastewater as Metropolitan Water District’s Board of Directors voted to begin environmental planning work on what would be one of the largest advanced water treatment plants in the world.
The approval marks a significant milestone for the Regional Recycled Water Program, a partnership between Metropolitan and the Los Angeles County Sanitation Districts to reuse water currently sent to the ocean.
“Our board has shown over the past five years that we are committed to creating a drought-proof, local water supply for the region by
