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Description: The San Diego region has a fairly dry climate. We receive, on average, only 11 inches of rain a year. To support the growing economy and population of our region, the Water Authority needs to import water from hundreds of miles away. We are working to ensure that water continues to be available. But we also need to enhance local supplies. One possible option is using advanced treatment methods to turn treated wastewater into drinking water. There are proven ways to treat it that mimic nature's processes and ensure this water is as pure or more pure than existing supplies.

Duration: 5:21



	Wastewater Operations Title: San Francisco Wastewater Treatment Plant - Wastewater 101 part 1 of 2 By: San Francisco Public Utilities Commission Duration: 6:07 Title: San Francisco Wastewater Treatment Plant - Wastewater 101 part 2 of 2 By: San Francisco Public Utilities Commission Duration: 5:31 Title: Wastewater Treatment By: City of Dayton Television Network Duration: 6:09 Title: Gatlinburg Wastewater Treatment Facility Accident - part 2 By: WBIR.com Channel 10 News Duration: 1:59 Title: Gatlinburg Wastewater Treatment Facility Accident - part 3 By: WBIR.com Channel 10 News Duration: 2:29 Title: Gatlinburg Wastewater Treatment Facility Accident - part 4 By: WBIR.com Channel 10 News Duration: 2:45 Title: Gatlinburg Wastewater Treatment Facility Accident - part 1 By: WBIR.com Channel 10 News Duration: 5:08 Title: Recycling Water: Using Nature's Tools By: Irvine Ranch Water District Duration: 8:34 Title: City of Vernon Water Reclamation Centre By: City of Vernon, BC Duration: 4:48 Title: City of Bend Water Reclamation Facility By: City of Bend, OR Duration: 3:54 Title: Orange County Sanitation District Wastewater 101 By: Orange County Sanitation District, CA Duration: 10:30 Title: Advanced Water Reclamation Plant Tour By: Orange County Sanitation District, CA Duration: 1:51 Title: Making Every Day Possible By: Orange County Sanitation District, CA Duration: 8:35 Title: Groundwater Replenishment System By: Orange County Sanitation District, CA Duration: 8:39 Title: Laguna Wastewater Treatment Plant Tour Part 1 of 2 By: City of Santa Rosa Duration: 9:32 Title: Laguna Wastewater Treatment Plant Tour Part 2 of 2 By: City of Santa Rosa Duration: 9:55 Title: Rivers to Oceans - Wastewater Webisode By: Canadian Wildlife Federation Duration: 5:44 Title: Rivers to Oceans - Stormwater Webisode By: Canadian Wildlife Federation Duration: 4:36 Title: A Drop's Life By: DC Clean Rivers Project (Free Range Studios) Duration: 04:29 Title: Renewable Resources: Waste Water Through the Ages By: Green Plumbers USA Duration: 14:41 Title: Will It Flush? By: City of Spokane Department of Wastewater Management Duration: 6:24 Title: Cleaning Water � Growing Fish By: Kentucky State University Duration: 7:52 Title: San Diego's AWP Facility By: City of San Diego Duration: 5:39 Title: It's Perfectly Clear By: San Diego County Water Authority Duration: 5:21 Title: Recovering Our Most Valuable Natural Resource By: Lake County Department of Utilities Duration: 10:28 Title: Edmond Wastewater Treatment Facility By: Edmond Life TV Duration: 09:50 Title: Flush to Finish By: City of Grand Island Duration: 26:00 Title: How The Wastewater Treatment Plant Works By: City of Kingsport Public Works Duration: 7:22 Title: Taking the Waste Out of Wastewater By: NY Times Duration: 6:22 Title: Southwest Water Reclamation Facility By: City of Henderson, NV Duration: 6:31 Title: Wastewater Plant Virtual Tour By: Water Environment Federation Duration: 10:00 Title: Reclaimed Water: What is it? By: UF/IFAS Extension Duration: 1:30 Title: Reclaimed Water: Myths and Misconceptions By: UF/IFAS Extension Duration: 1:17 Title: Reclaimed Water: How is the Water Cleaned? By: UF/IFAS Extension Duration: 1:35 Title: Reclaimed Water: Where CAN it be Used? By: UF/IFAS Extension Duration: 1:20 Title: Reclaimed Water: Where IS it Used? By: UF/IFAS Extension Duration: 1:31 Title: Reclaimed Water: Can I Use it On My Lawn? By: UF/IFAS Extension Duration: 1:19 Title: Sewage Treatment to Clean Waters By: General Electric Duration: 19:04		Loading the player...

			Description: The San Diego region has a fairly dry climate. We receive, on average, only 11 inches of rain a year. To support the growing economy and population of our region, the Water Authority needs to import water from hundreds of miles away. We are working to ensure that water continues to be available. But we also need to enhance local supplies. One possible option is using advanced treatment methods to turn treated wastewater into drinking water. There are proven ways to treat it that mimic nature's processes and ensure this water is as pure or more pure than existing supplies. Duration: 5:21

Wastewater Operations