California Will Allow Cities To Turn Wastewater Into Drinking Water

Nothing will change overnight because most projects are years away from completion, the San Francisco Chronicle noted. But the "toilet to tap" process faces hurdles in getting the public to accept it. Water officials noted that the water, which will be given extra treatment, will likely be "better quality water than (many other) drinking water systems are pulling in now."

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