Population growth drives need to transform flushed toilet water to tap water

Article subtitle: 
Every corner of Colorado is facing a future with more people and less water
Article author: 
Will Ripley
Article publisher: 
9 News
Article date: 
26 August 2013
Article category: 
Our American Future
Tags: 
environment
water
population
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[...] Every corner of Colorado is facing a future with more people and less water ...

"The state continues to develop and we've got to provide for the long-term future of the residents here in Castle Rock as well as around the state," Marlowe said.

More and more communities are turning wastewater into drinking water and experts say this is a critical time ...

While the thought of transforming treated toilet water to tap water may leave some with a bad taste in their mouth, Marlowe says high tech filters guarantee the water is clean and safe ...

 

CAIRCO Notes:

Mass immigration is driving US population to double within the lifetimes of children born today. Where will we get the water? Drinking processed human waste seems to be a rather poor alternative than reducing and then stabilizing the population of the United States.

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