Water Reuse and Communities Toolkit: Understanding Perceptions and Managing Barriers
Rethinking Community Engagement A report of a study funded by the Australian Water Recycling Centre of Excellence University of New South Wales, November 2014 This…
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Planning and thinking holistically
Water planning should be considered in the broader context of urban planning (transport, energy etc.). To solve water supply issues, you might need to consider…
Santa Clara Valley, California: planning direct potable reuse fact sheet
Silicon Valley Advanced Water Purification Centre, the largest plant of its kind in northern California, produces 30 million litres (8 million gallons) a day of…
San Diego, California: Recycle water for drinking fact sheet
After a successful one-year wastewater purification demonstration, and four years of tours and testing, San Diego is planning to implement a full-scale scheme as a…
Orange County, California: groundwater replenishment fact sheet
Orange County’s groundwater replenishment system is the world’s largest water recycling system of its kind. Treated water is purified to near-distilled quality then piped to…
Wichita Falls, Texas: direct potable reuse in drought fact sheet
Wichita Falls, Texas: direct potable reuse in drought fact sheet…
Drinking Water Through Recycling-Complete Report
This is the full report Drinking Water Through Recycling: The benefits and costs of supplying direct to the distribution system, Appendix A Stakeholder Survey Responses. It…
Shaun Cox Benefits Storm Water Perth
Feasible potable reuse strategies are unique for each Australian city. For instance, Perth has significant water shortages, but it is built on sand, so stormwater…
Case Study Report – Potable Reuse at Upper Occoquan
This case study report describes the history, operation and potable reuse water quality performance by the Upper Occuquan Service Authority in USA Project Report Global…
Global Potable Reuse Case Study 6: Western Corridor Recycled Water Scheme
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Water Quality and Public Health: Potable Reuse Report
This report was prepared as part of the National Demonstration Education and Engagement Program for Potable Reuse. This Program developed a suite of high quality,…
Potable Reuse Practices, Water Quality and Public Health
As part of the National Demonstration, Education and Engagement Program (NDEEP) project, we surveyed 400 people each in Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne and Perth to better…
Considering Water Reuse with Culturally Diverse Communities
Water Reuse and Communities ToolKit Module 3: Considering Water Reuse with Culturally Diverse Communities A report of a study funded by the Australian Water Recycling…
Groundwater replenishment system, Orange County, California USA
Background from Orange County on water regulations and how they impact potable reuse and groundwater replenishment.
Have studies been done to look at the safety of recycled water?
United States health, research and water plant operators discuss how indirect potable reuse is managed and controlled for public safety.
What About Toilet to Tap Terminology?
Water managers, utility CEOs, and engineers in the United States discuss perceptions around terminology…
Water utility CEOs, engineers and operators in the United States discuss treatment and reuse of wastewater…