THE CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES OF BENEFICIALLY REUSING PRODUCED WATER
Despite the lack of applicable federal regulations or standards, several states already reuse or discharge produced water in a limited capacity. The desire to expand reuse has led to the creation of consortiums to consider the benefits and concerns of reuse and recommend solutions. Some states have...
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