WATER REUSE RESOURCES

• Viewpoints: Our Ambitions For Finding The ULTIMATE Water Symbiosis

  A total of 27 project partners have come together under the ULTIMATE project (indUstry water-utiLiTy symbIosis for a sMarter wATEr society).

• Sustainable Urban Drainage Systems: A Fresh Approach

  In the last five years sustainability has quickly become a major development in urban drainage design, across the globe.

• We Brewed Beer From Recycled Wastewater — And It Tasted Great

  On Earth Overshoot Day (August 22 this year), Village Brewery, a Calgary craft beer-maker, joined University of Calgary researchers and Xylem Technologies, a U.S.-based water technology company, to brew a crisp blond ale from reused wastewater — the first case of direct potable reuse in Alberta and possibly Canada.

• More Of A Good Thing: Utilities Prioritize Water Reuse Strategies

  Black & Veatch’s annual Strategic Directions report reveals the momentum for water reuse in the U.S., citing reasons for uptake as well as remaining barriers to entry.

• SFPUC Leads National Partnership In Shaping Onsite Water Recycling Opportunities

  Reimagining urban water systems demands collaboration, consistency, and crosscutting ideas. Utilities have an important leadership role in actively promoting integrated water resources management and building an enabling environment for water supply diversification.

• Profile II Analytical Results, Mine Site Processing

  Increasing profitability through efficient tailing and pregnant solution processing. 

• Tanks Evolve To Meet Wastewater Treatment, Water Reuse Demand

  From simple to advanced and from sewage to potable, tanks have become the Swiss Army knives of water management.

• Small Community Leads Central Florida In Potable Water Reuse Implementation

  According to recent studies conducted by the Central Florida Water Initiative, groundwater sources alone will not meet future freshwater demands for area residents. To address this looming issue, Central Florida water utilities will need to begin diversifying their water supplies. There are several options water utilities can consider when expanding their drinking water sources, including surface water, groundwater and desalination. One opportunity that is gaining nationwide popularity is potable water reuse.

• Water Reuse As An Emerging Solution

  Our world's resources are far from infinite. Water often seems to be abundant, but humanity is putting a great deal of strain on the available surface and groundwater water supplies. Our failure to conserve our water supply is causing droughts, dust storms, and other environmental problems that hurt both humanity and nature. The only way to minimize the situation from turning into a disaster is to start conserving and recycling water.

• Reducing Water Waste And Increasing Reuse With Remote Monitoring And Control

  Now more than ever, it’s time to explore circular water management solutions to prevent loss of the world’s most valuable resource.