El Paso to drink treated sewage water

[ZenOps]

https://www.cnn.com/2018/11/30/healt...aso/index.html

Well, I guess this is the test for Bill Gates.

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[colsankey]

dont we do this already?

[ZenOps]

Treat and then send downstream, sure. But most larger cities are very spaced out, so it has a chance to naturally clean itself. I still wouldn't want to be at the end of the Mississippi though.

This is treat, and then immediately pump back upstream a mile for 700,000 people.

[J-hop]

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Treat and then send downstream, sure. But most larger cities are very spaced out, so it has a chance to naturally clean itself. I still wouldn't want to be at the end of the Mississippi though.

This is treat, and then immediately pump back upstream a mile for 700,000 people.

Wichita Falls, big spring, Snyder, midland, Odessa all apparently are already doing this

[BavarianBeast]

My company will be working on a couple omniprocessing type facilities like this throughout rural alberta next year.