Where Water is Scarce, Communities Turn to Reusing Wastewater - Yale E360

With the era of dam building coming to an end in much of the developed world, places such as California and Australia are turning to local and less expensive methods to deal with water scarcity, including recycling wastewater, capturing stormwater, and recharging aquifers. 

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