Nevada’s First Wastewater-to-Drinking-Water Plant Breaks Ground in Reno – WTOP News
The $128 million project will add about 2,000 acre-feet a year and give the region a new supply during drought and wildfire disruptions.
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Nevada’s first wastewater-to-drinking-water plant breaks ground in Reno – WTOP News
By the early 2030s, water that once went down a drain in North Valleys could be flowing back out of a kitchen tap. The City of Reno and Truckee Meadows Water Authority (TMWA) broke ground last week on an Advanced Purified Water Facility, a plant that will treat roughly 2 million gallons of wastewater a day to make it compliant with drinking-water standards and send it into a groundwater aquifer near Stead Airport, a first for Nevada. The groundb…
Western state has a clever new drinking water plan – The Horn News
By the early 2030s, water that once went down a drain in North Valleys could be flowing back out of a kitchen tap. The City of Reno and Truckee Meadows Water Authority (TMWA) broke ground last week on an Advanced Purified Water Facility, a plant that will treat roughly 2... Read More The post Western state has a clever new drinking water plan appeared first on The Horn News - Proudly American, Fiercely Independent.
Nevada's first wastewater-to-drinking-water plant breaks ground in Reno - The Nevada Independent
The groundbreaking capped more than 15 years of research, testing and planning, and once complete, officials say the facility will reduce the region's reliance on the Truckee River and provide a locally controlled water source for residents.
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