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GE white paper highlights water reuse, recycling options for water-scarce regions
In light of many communities turning toward water reuse and recycling as a solution to combat acute water scarcity issues, GE today released a new white paper, "Addressing Water Scarcity through Recycling and Reuse" to help governments find readily accessible information on policy options.
The white paper highlights four major water reuse policy options for governments to consider as they look for ways to expand water recycling and reuse: education and outreach, removing barriers, incentives, and mandates and regulations. "The goal of our new white paper is to help them think through their options for water recycling and reuse while providing a menu of policy options and concrete examples of how these policies are being applied around the world," said Heiner Markhoff, president and CEO, water and process technologies for GE Power & Water.
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