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Description: National partnership plays pivotal role in onsite recycling
National partnership plays pivotal role in onsite recycling
New water management approaches — onsite non-potable water systems and stormwater capture and reuse — can reduce water use significantly in residential and commercial buildings. Paula Kehoe and Taylor Chang of the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission explain how the National Partnership for Onsite Water Reuse, a collaboration led by WateReuse Association, will help transform urban water management.
Author(s)
Paula Kehoe
SourceArticle from July/ Aug 2019 World Water Magazine
Project IDWW29
SubjectWater Management;Onsite Water Reuse
Document typeMagazine article
PublisherWater Environment Federation
Print publication date Sep 2019
ISSN1354-313X
Volume / Issue42 / 4
Content sourceWorld Water Magazine
First / last page(s)24 - 24
Copyright2019
Word count934
Subject keywordsnon-potable waterstormwater capture and reuseurban water managementpublic healthresearchonsite reuseadvocacySan Francisco Public Utilities CommissionWateReuse Association

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Description: National partnership plays pivotal role in onsite recycling
Authors’ Note
National partnership plays pivotal role in onsite recycling
Director of Public Resources Paula Kehoe (left) and Water Resources Analyst Taylor Chang (right) at the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission (California, United States) co-wrote this article.
PublisherWater Environment Federation
Copyright2019
Word count29
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National partnership plays pivotal role in onsite recycling