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Thought Leadership

November 12, 2026

Washington’s new onsite water reuse rule: what it means for your projects

Washington’s new rule sets statewide, risk-based standards for onsite water reuse. Here’s what it means for your next project.

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Water

October 15, 2026

Is onsite water reuse right for my project?

Learn what drives water reuse feasibility for multifamily properties, from building size and location to reuse demand, regulations, and ROI.

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ROI

October 13, 2026

The cost savings and ROI associated with onsite water reuse systems

Onsite water reuse systems can offer not just environmental benefits but also significant return on investment (ROI) and cost savings over time.

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Thought Leadership

September 15, 2026

SB 966: An owner’s guide to California’s onsite water reuse regulations

Understanding SB 966 and risk-based log reduction standards for onsite treated non-potable water systems (OTNWS).

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Water

August 24, 2026

Water and sewer costs are rising faster than inflation. Here’s what property owners can do.

Water and sewer rates are climbing, quietly eroding property value. Here’s why more developers are turning to water reuse.

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Sustainability Water

August 9, 2026

Looking at water’s role in digital infrastructure

Learn how water reuse can help support digital infrastructure while protecting the communities and watersheds where data centers are built.

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Water

July 28, 2026

Why Hawaiʻi is turning to water recycling to solve its water challenges

Hawai‘i’s freshwater supplies are under growing pressure from drought, aging infrastructure, and demand. Learn why water reuse is becoming essential to the state’s future.

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Thought Leadership

June 12, 2026

8 FIFA World Cup host cities are running low on water. What’s the tournament’s water footprint?

A majority of the U.S. World Cup venues face water stress. We break down what that means and which stadiums are already ahead of the problem.

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Water

June 8, 2026

The products you use might be made with recycled water

What if recycled water wasn’t seen as something unusual, but simply another resource helping create the products we use every day? The reality is that this is already happening. 

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