Add to ORKGThis fact sheet is one of a series titled Reclaimed Water Use in the Landscape addressing various issues related to use and management of reclaimed water in urban landscapes. Introduction and Purpose Reclaimed water is former wastewater from households, schools, offices, hospitals, and commercial and industrial facilities that has been disinfected and treated to remove certain impurities such as nutrients and pathogens. Afte
It is well established that converting wastewater, a point-source of pollution, into reclaimed water...
It is well established that converting wastewater, a point-source of pollution, into reclaimed water...
In recognition of the existing and impending stress to traditional water supply, water planners must...
Why irrigate with reclaimed water? Using reclaimed water to irrigate landscapes has increased in rec...
As water is utilized for domestic purposes, a large amount of that water is carried via municipal se...
Water resources are under pressure worldwide, resulting in scarcity and deterioration of freshwater ...
Water resources are under pressure worldwide, resulting in scarcity and deterioration of freshwater ...
Reclaimed water has increased in popularity as a means to recycle water and thus decrease the amount...
Reclaimed water has increased in popularity as a means to recycle water and thus decrease the amount...
Reclaimed water has increased in popularity as a means to recycle water and thus decrease the amount...
Reclaimed water is water from municipal wastewater treat-ment plants that has been treated to levels...
Water reuse has become an integral element of the "total water resources planning and managemen...
Population growth accompanied by higher standard of living and ongoing drought conditions caused by ...
Australia, being the driest continent in the world, experiences its worst drought currently. The cit...
The supply and sustainable use of recycled water may play an important role in enhancing urban water...
It is well established that converting wastewater, a point-source of pollution, into reclaimed water...
It is well established that converting wastewater, a point-source of pollution, into reclaimed water...
In recognition of the existing and impending stress to traditional water supply, water planners must...
Why irrigate with reclaimed water? Using reclaimed water to irrigate landscapes has increased in rec...
As water is utilized for domestic purposes, a large amount of that water is carried via municipal se...
Water resources are under pressure worldwide, resulting in scarcity and deterioration of freshwater ...
Water resources are under pressure worldwide, resulting in scarcity and deterioration of freshwater ...
Reclaimed water has increased in popularity as a means to recycle water and thus decrease the amount...
Reclaimed water has increased in popularity as a means to recycle water and thus decrease the amount...
Reclaimed water has increased in popularity as a means to recycle water and thus decrease the amount...
Reclaimed water is water from municipal wastewater treat-ment plants that has been treated to levels...
Water reuse has become an integral element of the "total water resources planning and managemen...
Population growth accompanied by higher standard of living and ongoing drought conditions caused by ...
Australia, being the driest continent in the world, experiences its worst drought currently. The cit...
The supply and sustainable use of recycled water may play an important role in enhancing urban water...
It is well established that converting wastewater, a point-source of pollution, into reclaimed water...
It is well established that converting wastewater, a point-source of pollution, into reclaimed water...
In recognition of the existing and impending stress to traditional water supply, water planners must...