Potable Reuse & Public Communication
Indirect and direct potable reuse pathways, and the public engagement work that determines project success.
Indirect Potable Reuse (IPR)
Treated water passes through an environmental buffer (aquifer or reservoir) before entering the drinking water supply.
Direct Potable Reuse (DPR)
Treated water is introduced directly into a drinking water treatment plant or distribution system, without an environmental buffer.
Public Perception & Communication Strategy
Technical treatment reliability alone doesn't guarantee public and political acceptance of a reuse project.
Funding & Regulatory Pathways for Reuse Projects
Reuse projects often draw from a different funding and permitting pathway than conventional treatment upgrades.
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