Unlocking the Nationwide Potential of Water Reuse
Abstract
This research aims to unlock the full potential of water reuse in the United States by aligning science and technology with a sociological understanding of opportunities and barriers. The deliverables (including treatment process models, risk assessment and response tools, and case studies) are expected to provide diverse stakeholders with user-friendly materials to advance water reuse in their communities. Interim results will be available on the WateReuse Association website throughout the project.
Co-PIs:
Karl Linden, University of Colorado Boulder
Eric Dickenson, Southern Nevada Water Authority
Tzahi Cath, Colorado School of Mines
Research Partner: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
Interim project findings have been published in the following open-access journal articles:
Resources
Doing More with Less Using Open-Source Code: Mapping Water Challenges for Water Reuse Potential
This webcast focused on one example of leveraging existing resources, such as R, to create tools that enable utilities and water professionals to do more with less. Through stakeholder and...
