Discover innovative ways to give a broken water pump a second life in this insightful video. We take you through easy, ...

RGISC joined national leaders in Pittsburgh at the One Water Summit to share plans for wastewater reuse aimed at easing ...

This water reuse eHandbook illustrates a critical evolution in how U.S. utilities and municipalities manage water. Across all four featured stories, a clear message emerges: ...

San Diego looks to sell not only expensive desalinated water, but possibly the pricey recycled ‘Pure Water’ when the project ...

Treated effluent wastewater is increasingly reused for irrigation, landscape watering, and even aquifer recharge, supporting ...

As climate change and drought cause water shortages, researchers say recycling water is a safe option — and that it's essential to move past the notion that wastewater must stay flushed.

A cleaned wastewater sample, left, and a purified recycled water sample, right, are photographed at the Metropolitan Water District’s pilot water recycling facility in Carson in 2022.

Building-scale water recycling systems offer an opportunity for cities to reduce their reliance on water from rivers, lakes and reservoirs — sources that are vulnerable to climate change.

The building has a grey water reuse system designed to recycle 7,500 gallons of water per day, or up to 2.75 million gallons per year, according to Epic Cleantec's website.