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The Story of Flow: Recycled Water in Southern California

Only 3% of water on earth is freshwater, and of that 2% is locked in ice caps and glaciers, leaving just 1% of water for all humanity needs – including agricultural, residential, industrial, community and personal use. So how do we make the most of this limited resource? Beyond reducing use, a growing strategy is to use water more than once. How is this being done? Join us for an informative panel discussion with experts from the Long Beach Utilities Department and LA Sanitation District on recycled water. Discover how Southern California is reclaiming water, treating it, and then using it for a second purpose. Learn about the benefits and disadvantages of this process and specific examples of where it is being used around you. Recycled water is a necessary part of our future. It enhances local water security, embodies sustainability, and builds resilience. Sponsors: Courtyard by Marriott Long Beach Downtown Stephen and Brenda Olson Ralph and Hazel Osborn and Lois J. Roork Charitable Trust