Water is too precious to be used just once. Through nature, all water has been used and reused since the beginning of time.

It seems that not a day goes by without another news story bringing Arizona to the forefront of a national dialogue about water security in a time of drought, changing climate, and growing population.

If climate change is found to have significant impacts, one area may be in how precipitation changes will affect how much water is available for power production. Climate change can affect water ...

In June 2025, Amazon announced it was increasing the number of data centers that use reclaimed water. There are currently 20 data centers using treated sewage water for cooling, and by 2030, Amazon ...

Experts say utilizing reclaimed water is a vital way to keep up with Tampa Bay’s growing population and water needs. Michaela Mulligan is a climate and environment reporter. Reach her at ...

"It's existing water that up to this point was just discharged into the bays and estuaries." ...

Building on a strong foundation of water conservation and management, UC Santa Cruz is initiating a study to assess the feasibility of developing an on-campus system for reclaiming and recycling water ...

Corpus Christi residents and businesses can access reclaimed water for nondrinking uses, such as lawn irrigation. Residents can pick up Type 1 reclaimed water at the Oso Wastewater Treatment Plant ...

JEA is changing the irrigation schedule for Nocatee residents to prevent shortages in reclaimed water for lawns and landscaping. The new schedule divides Nocatee into four zones, each with designated ...

Treated wastewater will be sent to industrial customers for uses such as cooling, reducing their need for drinking-quality water.

Corpus Christi is moving ahead with a major water project designed to take pressure off drinking-water supplies in one of Texas' most drought-stressed regions. State business filings cited by MySA ...