Hawaii SB329 mandates that by 2045, at least 50% of treated water must be recycled water suitable for use in recycled water systems and prohibits.
Hawaii SB329 amends the Hawaii Revised Statutes to require that by January 1, 2045, at least 50% of treatment works effluent must be recycled water classified as R-1, suitable for use in recycled water systems. The bill also prohibits the discharge of any treated or raw sewage into state waters after December 31, 2030, except for sewage treatment plants that use sewage to produce clean energy and are in compliance with relevant laws and permits. This legislation aims to improve water quality and promote sustainable water practices in Hawaii.
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