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TECH DIVE: Seeking the Holy Grail in membranes

Tech giant Intel plans to achieve net positive water use as part of its new 2030 strategy and goals for the next decade.

Intel plans to be “net water positive” by 2030

Tax-free bonds help to progress plans for the D1X water recycling project.

Intel takes byte out of water risk with reuse project

Californian city Santa Monica will move ahead with plans to reuse brackish groundwater, wastewater and stormwater.

Santa Monica turns to indirect potable reuse for water security

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TECH DIVE: Seeking the Holy Grail in membranes

Intel plans to be “net water positive” by 2030

Intel takes byte out of water risk with reuse project

Santa Monica turns to indirect potable reuse for water security

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