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1. Utilities Key To Filling Gaps In California’s Water Data, Report Says 8/22/2016

   California has a water-data scarcity problem and experts say utilities have a role in fixing that.

2. ‘Code-A-Thon’ Attempts To Make Use Of Water Data 5/18/2016

   The computer system for the Edwards Aquifer Authority holds a treasure trove of unused information. Now, business leaders and officials are trying to tap that through a so-called “big data code-a-thon.”

3. Regulators Push Water Reuse In Drought-Plagued Washington State 7/8/2015

   Regulators in drought-plagued Washington State are trying to peel back obstacles to water reuse and encourage the practice.

4. In Texas, Rain Ends Direct Potable Reuse Reign 7/7/2015

   A so-called “toilet-to-tap” project in Texas — the first of its kind in the nation — is ending along with the state’s record drought.

5. Steady Shale Means Opportunity For Water Reuse 6/8/2015

   The shale revolution is here to stay even as oil prices drop, and that means big opportunities in water recycling.

6. New Microbe Research Could Improve Produced Water Reuse Practice 5/27/2015

   New research on how bacteria behave in produced water could affect the way fluid from shale gas operations is handled and reused.

7. San Angelo Flirts With Potable Reuse 5/26/2015

   San Angelo, TX, a city with hefty water challenges, may latch onto potable reuse as a solution to its drought troubles.

8. Saudi Arabia Sets Sights On 100% Wastewater Reuse 3/25/2015

   Saudi Arabia has set a goal to reuse 100 percent of urban wastewater by 2025.

9. Water Charge Drives Reuse Innovation In Ireland 2/6/2015

   A pair of Irish students is marketing a recycled water device to Irish cattle farmers, angling it as a money-saver as the public begins paying water fees in this country for the first time.

10. Purple Pipes Vs. Indirect Potable Reuse 1/23/2015

    Which is more essential to San Diego's water future: purple pipes or indirect potable reuse?