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1. Purifying toilet water to make it drinkable. 2. Using purified water to provide water to farmers to water their crops.
 * A. How does water recycling help the environment?**

1. Yes, if we continue to store and save water (quote) 2. Catch the surface water in fields, use for reservoirs and farmers and their crops.
 * B. Will this make a significant change for the world by managing water?**

1. Used water management for a while (quote)
 * C. Does water management help the world and how?**

1. This describes the cleaning method of toilet water to drinking water: “After an initial cleansing treatment—send it through $490 million worth of pipes, filters, and tanks for purification. The water then flows into lakes in nearby Anaheim, where it seeps through clay, sand, and rock into aquifers in the groundwater basin. Months later, it will travel back into the homes of half a million Orange County residents, through their kitchen taps and showerheads. 2. “Unless we discover a new source of clean, potable water, we're going to have to consider projects like these to make wastewater a reusable resource.”
 * D. Will water recycling change the purity of water that we drink; will we be drinking it at all?**

1. The money is coming from the government, as well as non-profit organizations. “Desalinated water costs between $800 and $2,000 per acre-foot to produce, while its recycled water runs about $525 per acre-foot.”
 * E. Where is the money coming from that we are using to help this water crises?”**