September 2012 | U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
The document "Guidelines for Water Reuse" is a comprehensive resource developed by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) to support water reuse practices. It provides updated information and detailed guidance on various aspects of water reuse, including planning, management, treatment technologies, regulatory frameworks, and global experiences. The guidelines aim to facilitate the development and implementation of water reuse systems, addressing challenges such as population growth, land use changes, and climate variability. Key topics covered include integrated water management, planning municipal reclaimed water systems, managing reclaimed water supplies, water supply conservation, environmental considerations, and funding options. The document also includes case studies and regional variations in water reuse practices, emphasizing the importance of public participation and stakeholder engagement. The guidelines are intended to be a reference for state, tribal, and local authorities, as well as for communities and industries looking to adopt water reuse as a sustainable water management strategy.The document "Guidelines for Water Reuse" is a comprehensive resource developed by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) to support water reuse practices. It provides updated information and detailed guidance on various aspects of water reuse, including planning, management, treatment technologies, regulatory frameworks, and global experiences. The guidelines aim to facilitate the development and implementation of water reuse systems, addressing challenges such as population growth, land use changes, and climate variability. Key topics covered include integrated water management, planning municipal reclaimed water systems, managing reclaimed water supplies, water supply conservation, environmental considerations, and funding options. The document also includes case studies and regional variations in water reuse practices, emphasizing the importance of public participation and stakeholder engagement. The guidelines are intended to be a reference for state, tribal, and local authorities, as well as for communities and industries looking to adopt water reuse as a sustainable water management strategy.