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In Texas Rain Ends Potable Reuse Rein

Posted on July 7, 2015 by Alan Day

A so-called ?toilet-to-tap? project in Texas ? the first of its kind in the nation ? is ending along with the state?s record drought.

Source: In Texas Rain Ends Potable Reuse Rein

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