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San Diego, CA

Stormwater Capture and Reuse Systems Help Achieve Stormwater Management Goals

The San Diego County Regional Airport Authority is making strides in achieving our stormwater management goals through a stormwater capture and reuse ...

San Diego, CA

3 Million Gallon Cistern Collects Stormwater for Reuse at San Diego International Airport

The Northside Stormwater Capture Cistern is designed to collect stormwater runoff from 80 acres of Airport property and to capture and reuse approxima...

Aurora, CO

Aurora's Prairie Waters system - Expanding drinking water supply through potable reuse & multi-barrier treatment process

Prairie Waters is a sustainable and innovative potable reuse system that will help meet the needs of a growing city for decades. The system uses both ...

Hermiston, OR

Upgraded wastewater treatment to a level acceptable to reuse on crops.

The city needed to upgrade its effluent to discharge into the Umatilla River. After extensive study and research, the best solution was determined to ...

Orange County, CA

Moulton Niguel Water District: Not Using Less, Wasting Less

To reduce its reliance on imported water, Moulton Niguel Water District (MNWD) has heavily invested in water use efficiency and reuse as alternative s...

Forest Lake, MN

MN Water District and High School Collaborate on Stormwater and Education

A common goal was discovered between multiple organizations in the Forest Lake area to improve both stormwater reuse and stormwater education. The par...

Colorado

Sustainable Flood Wall Guards Resident Property Against Post-Wildfire Flash Floods

Wildfires that tore through Colorado in 2020 put homes at risk for devastating flash floods and led the state to assess how best to protect resident p...

Lakewood, CA

Bolivar Park Smart Stormwater Capture Project

Stormwater reuse project that integrates real-time controls and sensors to provide irrigation water for a park.

Paso Robles, CA

Drought-prone Paso Robles uses treated wastewater in irrigation, advancing water resilience goals

Paso Robles required other sources of irrigation water to substitute for groundwater after experiencing overdraft as a result of drought. New tertiary...

San Diego, CA

New Parking Plaza Adds Capacity & Embraces Sustainability at San Diego Airport

San Diego International Airport’s (SAN) Terminal 2 Parking Plaza (T2PP) is a cutting-edge 11 acre, three-story plaza with approximately 3,000 parking ...