The changing supply dynamics of our water resources highlight the need for greater water reuse. Stricter water quality standards are also needed to ensure the protection of both human health and the environment, particularly regarding the appearance of new contaminants resilient to standard treatment processes. These factors collectively present a substantial hurdle to achieving sustainable wastewater management, especially in areas like Florida but also with broader global implications.

Through engagement and collaboration with different stakeholders, this research and education cohort seeks to pioneer innovative and integrative solutions to water reuse challenges. These efforts span across disciplinary fields including soil and water science, hydrology, geochemistry, contaminant physicochemical properties, toxicology, health ecology (or eco-health), resource economics, and STEM learning and science translation.

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