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Educating for Sustainability
Growth and Physiology of Horticultural Crops Irrigated with Municipal Reclaimed Water in King County, Washington
King County and University of Washington
University of Washington research study that determines the safety of vegetables irrigated with recycled water. The study examines the growth, physiology, and aesthetics of ornamental and vegetable plants grown with recycled water.
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Recycled Water Research
KIng County
Graphics and short text detail why recycled water is beneficial for plants and soil, and explains the elements that cannot be treated out of recycled water.
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Sustainability in King County's Waste Water Treatment Divison
King County
This infographic details King County WTD's 2019 efforts relating to sustainability including their Loop Biosolids program. The resource provides data relating to their energy savings, recycled water distributed, and more.
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West Point Treatment Process
King County
Infographic and text explain how wastewater is treated at West Point Treatment Plant in KCWTD.
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King County Recycled Water Maps
King County
Maps display the location of recycled water treatment plants in King County and where customers can retrieve recycled water.
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Georgetown Wet Weather Treatment Station - making construction sustainable
King County
This video explains how KCWTD is building their Georgetown Wet Weather Treatment Station sustainably and in accordance to environmental regulations.
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What is Loop?
Loop
Webpage explains how Loop Biosolids are made starting from wastewater from King County residents'. A video on the webpage sums up the information into a 1.5 minutes.
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Research to demonstrate the safety of reclaimed water for edible crops
King County and University of Washington
University of Washington research study that explains the food safety and nutrient value of food crops irrigation with recycled water.
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King County Wastewater Treatment Divison Energy Use
Webpage provides metrics on King County WTD's energy use through graphs.
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Service Area of King County Wastewater Treatment Division
King County
Maps display wastewater pipes, treatment plants, and overall service area of KCWTD.
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Puget Sound State of Knowledge Report
University of Washington Climate Impacts Group
State of Knowledge: Climate Change in Puget Sound is a comprehensive synthesis report summarizing relevant research on the likely effects of climate change on the lands, water, and people of the Puget Sound region. The report includes how climate change will affect the water cycle, sea level, water quality, the Built Environment, human health, and more in Puget Sound.
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Lessons from nature: How we create resources from wastewater
Loop
In this video, Dr. Darrell Rodgers of Seattle and King County Public Health explains how engineering technology mimics natural processes in wastewater treatment plants to produce Loop biosolides, biogas, and recycled water.
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Why do combined sewer overflows happen?
King County
Graphics and text explain the history of King County's wastewater system related to combined sewer overflows (CSOs) and why CSOs pose a problem today.
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Barton Roadsie Rain Gardens
King County
These videos explains the benefits of rain gardens and how King County's Barton CSO Control project constructed 91 roadside rain gardens on 15 blocks in West Seattle.
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Fate of Personal Care Products and Pharmaceuticals and Growth Response for Reclaimed Water Irrigated Turf Grass
King County and University of Washington
Report details a University of Washington research comparison study to address concerns regarding turf growth response, salinity, and the fate and transport of personal care products and pharmaceuticals.
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