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New Criteria to Safeguard Public Water Supply from Reclaimed Wastewater Recharge

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Artificial Recharge of Groundwater with Reclaimed Municipal Wastewater: Current Status and Proposed Criteria
Takashi Asano

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The article discusses guidelines for using treated wastewater to replenish groundwater. The criteria aim to ensure that the water is safe for public use, focusing on removing harmful microbes and chemicals. These guidelines are being finalized by California authorities to regulate projects that recharge groundwater with reclaimed wastewater. The goal is to protect public water supplies and make sure the water is safe for drinking.