California\u2019s State Water Resources Control Board announced a new program referred to by critics as \u201ctoilet-to-tap.\u201d And the board is now considering adopting the program before the end of the year.
According to a release, the program \u201cwould allow for water systems to add wastewater that has been treated to levels meeting or exceeding all drinking water standards to their potable supplies.\u201d They call it \u201cdirect potable reuse.\u201d They say it gives a \u201cclimate-resilient\u201d water supply. They also note it will help with \u201creducing the amount of wastewater they release to rivers and the ocean\u201d\u2014since you\u2019ll be drinking it instead. In fact, the release says it can turn that sewage into drinking water \u201cin a matter of hours.\u201d
In this episode of Crossroads, we\u2019ll discuss this topic and others.
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