As a hedge against water shortages and population growth, a $490-million plant will clean effluent to state standards, then inject it into the groundwater basin for further filtration.

This is a great good news story. Seems too good to be true. Here's hoping.

This sounds like a good start towards reclamation, hopefully more municpalities will do something like this, whether or not they feel they are going to be forced into doing it due to drought, etc.