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Reducing potable water use with greywater reuse in standalone handwashing stations
Reusing the greywater that is created after activities like doing dishes or washing laundry is one important step toward decreasing potable, or drinkable, water demand. With support from the Gates Foundation, ASU researchers have…
The potential Arizona water impacts of recent US Supreme Court opinions
Rhett Larson is the Richard Morrison Professor of Water Law at Arizona State University’s Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law. He is also a senior research fellow…
Addressing contemporary water challenges when the technical details are crucial but not enough
“I read a three part story about the water challenges of the 21st century in the New York Times when I was a junior in high school and was like, ‘I think I want to do that,’” says …
Arizona Water for All: Leveraging social relationships to drive meaningful change in water-insecure communities
Without exception, water is necessary for life. In the midst of an Arizona summer, this becomes increasingly obvious as temperatures soar and residents rely on safe water to cool down and stay alive. Even so, each day thousands of people across…
State and university collaboration to address innovative PFAS treatment options
The recent announcement of a new federal rule aimed at reducing PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl…
Matching groundwater withdrawal and recharge locations in the Valley of the Sun
The Phoenix metropolitan area hides a valuable source of water underground – a large and ancient aquifer. As is true for many arid areas around the world, this groundwater provides tremendous benefits, including stability in times…