The use of nontraditional water sources, including reclaimed or recycled water, has become
a desirable option to meet increasing demands in water stressed regions. In the Southwest …

Water is a key resource for agricultural production in the United States. Due to projected
changes in water availability across the country, long-term sustainability of agricultural …

Reclaimed water has been identified as a viable and cost-effective solution to water
shortages impacting agricultural production. However, lack of consumer acceptance for …

Due to increased variability in precipitation it is critical to identify alternative, nontraditional
water sources for food production. Water reuse, the use of treated municipal wastewater …

The growing global water crisis has increased the need for alternative water sources.
Among the potential solutions to mitigate the current challenging situation, water reuse has …

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Reclaimed water has been safely and successfully used for more than 40 years in Florida
and California. Reclaimed water in these states is regulated with restrictions more stringent …

Reclaimed water programs treat wastewater to remove hazardous compounds, pathogens,
and organic matter and provide reclaimed water for non-potable applications. Reusing water …

This study seeks to understand the policy implications of over a decade of experience with
reclaimed water used for residential outdoor irrigation. Our survey results demonstrate a …

Potential for use of recycled water is great, especially for agricultural irrigation, which
comprises by far the highest percentage of water taken from developed sources in the arid …