It’s a staple of some science fiction, the recycling of human urine on a spaceship to keep the crew supplied with drinking water.
Now Wichita Falls wants to go half-way: treating so-called gray-water, toilet flushes—but not the actual urine—for drinking water.
Drought is normal in Texas, but with recent population increases—all those victims of the Democrat economy looking for jobs—the wages of drought are getting serious.
UPDATE: Lubbock and Big Spring are already building treatment plants to do the same thing.
MORE: Austin also is considering it.
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