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Program approved to recycle wastewater to fight drought in Wichita

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City leaders in Wichita approved a pilot project to recycle wastewater by treating and reusing it as tap water, part of the city's Water Reuse Master Plan, aiming to enhance water sustainability and fight drought concerns.
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Program approved to recycle wastewater to fight drought in Wichita

City leaders in Wichita approved a pilot project to recycle wastewater by treating and reusing it as tap water, part of the city's Water Reuse Master Plan, aiming to enhance water sustainability and fight drought concerns.

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KAKE News broke the news on Tuesday, July 7, 2026.
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