Recycling Sewage Water Into Tap Water
A $600-million program to convert recycled sewage for taps is nearing approval in Southern California.
"After years of study, debate and planning, Orange County officials are set to decide this week whether to procede with a $600-million plan to convert sewage into tap water. The county would join a growing number of communities across California that are trying to reduce their dependency on pricey--and sometimes uncertain- imported water by creating their own supply. But unlike other places, the seemingly stomach-turning proposal has generated little controversy and, in fact, has broad support from opposing constituencies such as local business groups and environmentalists. In contrast, a $100-million San Diego plan was scuttled because of public outrage."
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