What if wastewater could keep iconic golf courses lush while saving a river?
In California’s Pebble Beach, a 115-million-gallon reservoir of recycled water irrigates seven golf courses, including the famed Pebble Beach.
Launched in the 1980s to ease pressure on the Carmel River, this project’s advanced reverse osmosis treatment ensures low-salt water for pristine fairways.
It’s a proven model of how innovative water reuse can balance recreation and conservation, inspiring sustainable practices nationwide.
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