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From flush to faucet: More places look to turn sewage into tap water

The idea is still new in many parts of the country. And officials face some pushback from skeptics concerned about the high costs of advanced purification systems and from a public not used to the idea of drinking what was once their own waste.

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From flush to faucet: More places look to turn sewage into tap water

The idea is still new in many parts of the country. And officials face some pushback from skeptics concerned about the high costs of advanced purification systems and from a public not used to the idea of drinking what was once their own waste.

United statesOrange countyCastle rockEast plum creekUniversity of southern californiaSierra nevadaEl pasoFountain valleyLos angeles countySan diegoColorado riverDes moinesDavid sedlakGilbert trejoMark marloweMatt vasilogambros stateline

From flush to faucet: More places look to turn sewage into tap water

The idea is still new in many parts of the country. And officials face some pushback from skeptics concerned about the high costs of advanced purification systems and from a public not used to the idea of drinking what was once their own waste.

Castle rockUnited statesColorado riverLos angeles countyOrange countyEast plum creekDes moinesFountain valleyEl pasoSan diegoUniversity of southern californiaSierra nevadaDaniel mccurryMatt vasilogambros statelineGilbert trejoDavid sedlak

From flush to faucet: More places look to turn sewage into tap water

The idea is still new in many parts of the country. And officials face some pushback from skeptics concerned about the high costs of advanced purification systems and from a public not used to the idea of drinking what was once their own waste.

United statesUniversity of southern californiaSierra nevadaDes moinesColorado riverFountain valleyOrange countyEl pasoEast plum creekSan diegoCastle rockLos angeles countyDarrin polhemusMark marloweGilbert trejoChristina montoya

From flush to faucet: More places look to turn sewage into tap water

The idea is still new in many parts of the country. And officials face some pushback from skeptics concerned about the high costs of advanced purification systems and from a public not used to the idea of drinking what was once their own waste.

United statesOrange countyUniversity of southern californiaSierra nevadaCastle rockSan diegoFountain valleyDes moinesColorado riverLos angeles countyEast plum creekEl pasoMatt vasilogambros statelineDavid sedlakPacific oceanDaniel mccurry

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