Major California Water Recycling Program Gets $99M Boost

/in , /by /E&E Newsby Jennifer Yachnin

The Biden administration on Tuesday announced it would invest $99 million in taxpayer funds to support the creation of the world’s largest water recycling center, a project aimed in part at easing California’s reliance on the drought-stricken Colorado River.

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