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Stories About Indirect Reuse

Going Platinum: A Non-Toxic Catalyst for Clean, Reusable Water
Going Platinum: A Non-Toxic Catalyst for Clean, Reusable Water
Online Exclusives
June 29, 2022

USC researchers identify a new treatment for harmful aldehydes in wastewater
San Diego Water Board Approves Indirect Reuse Permit
San Diego Water Board Approves Indirect Reuse Permit
Online Exclusives
December 28, 2021

Pure Water Oceanside will provide a new drinking water source
Researchers Investigate How to Improve Consumer Response to Recycled Water
Researchers Investigate How to Improve Consumer Response to Recycled Water
Online Exclusives
December 01, 2021
EPA to Fund Research of Human Viruses in Wastewater Intended for Reuse
Online Exclusives
November 01, 2021
Unique Public Outreach Effort Offers Virtual Reality Tour of Facilities
Unique Public Outreach Effort Offers Virtual Reality Tour of Facilities
Online Exclusives
October 06, 2021
Frequent Job Changes Provide Solid Foundation for Senior Operator’s Career Advancement
Frequent Job Changes Provide Solid Foundation for Senior Operator’s Career Advancement
Editorial
January 16, 2020

A series of positions at plants with different processes gave Garon Goularte a solid foundation for steady advancement is his career.
Antibiotic Resistance: Why Direct Reuse May be Preferable to Indirect
Antibiotic Resistance: Why Direct Reuse May be Preferable to Indirect
Online Exclusives
November 07, 2019

After researchers find antibiotic resistant genes in California groundwater samples, a question emerges about potable reuse processes
9 Industry Leaders Honored at WateReuse Awards Ceremony
Online Exclusives
September 23, 2015
City Drops Wastewater Reuse Project
City Drops Wastewater Reuse Project
Online Exclusives
August 05, 2015
The City of Wichita Falls, Texas, ends use of an emergency direct potable reuse system.
Forward Thinking: Citizen Group Drives Flagstaff’s Wastewater Initiatives
Forward Thinking: Citizen Group Drives Flagstaff’s Wastewater Initiatives
Online Exclusives
June 08, 2015
Wastewater could be our most valuable resource. Public, private groups push new technologies for its reuse, energy potential and value in LEED construction.