Together with wastewater reuse, aquifer recharge can help bolster the water system for the climatically perilous years ahead.

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This initiative aims to produce up to 150 million gallons of purified water daily, serving 1.5 million residents, and ...

Denver – Around the U.S., cities are increasingly warming to an idea that once induced gags: Sterilize wastewater from toilets, sinks and factories, and eventually pipe it back into homes and ...

Oil and gas operations in New Mexico produce hundreds of millions of gallons of wastewater per day, but the state isn’t allowed to recycle that water outside the oil fields. The New Mexico Environment ...

A new study gives Arizona and Nevada high marks for their reuse of treated sewage effluent as a way to reduce Colorado River use, but says the other five river basin states have a long way to go.

Editor’s Note: This column was provided by Writers on the Range, an independent nonprofit dedicated to spurring lively conversation about the West. Santa Fe, New Mexico, once was sustained by the ...

Wastewater treatment equipment are a wide range of products designed to purify contaminated water for safe reuse or discharge. Key equipment include screening systems to remove solids, grit removal ...

Connor Sonnenberg, foreground left, and Billy Kinn, foreground right, drink wastewater that was sterilized at the PureWater Colorado Mobile Demonstration using a method that involves carbon-based ...