Online ExclusivesNews Briefs: San Diego County Unveils Its First Potable Reuse Treatment Plant

News Briefs: San Diego County Unveils Its First Potable Reuse Treatment Plant

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San Diego County recently held a ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate the opening of its first operational potable water reuse treatment plant in Oceanside.

The plant will use ultrafiltration, reverse...

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