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Home » Joint Effort to Preserve the Nation's Water Supply
Companies enter into a research partnership to study the biology of reclaimed water.
American Water has signed a contract with The WateReuse Foundation to conduct a joint research project on the biostability of reclaimed water.
The project will study the biological components of water in reclaimed water systems, or those where wastewater is treated and reused for a number of environmental purposes, such as irrigation and grounds maintenance.