Water reuse in Alberta

People are concerned about the Parallel government efforts on Initiate the development of public safety of water reuse systems, development of regulations and public education initiatives on water potential impacts on their health, education initiatives early in water reuse to enhance the efficiency of and the security of the system. [...] To understand the current water supply and reuse context and practical impacts of policy and legislation across the Province, experts in the field of water management in five land use regions were contacted to obtain their perspectives and experiences. [...] The quality and quantity of the water that remains in the river are critical factors in the health of the river. [...] However, the division of these functions into the potential sources of water, the sector reusing the water, or the reuse applications is very valuable and makes the applicability of the definition of reuse to each sector more transparent. [...] They are affecting economic development in major urban centers in the SSR where the majority of residential growth is expected; to a lesser degree in the Industrial Heartland in the North Saskatchewan Region where significant industrial development is planned over the next few decades; and the Lower Athabasca Region, where water for the oil and gas industry must meet environment requirements of a