NEW: A climate change fueled
“megadrought” is putting L.A.’s water supply at risk, and the city has a plan to become “water independent” — by recycling wastewater. Whether you call it toilet-to-tap or showers-to-flowers, I drank it. Delicious. #EarthDay
“megadrought” is putting L.A.’s water supply at risk, and the city has a plan to become “water independent” — by recycling wastewater. Whether you call it toilet-to-tap or showers-to-flowers, I drank it. Delicious. #EarthDay
Cheers, everybody. It’s actually remarkable to see the advanced process — micro-filtration, reverse osmosis, and UV disinfectant. Loved doing this story and learning more. I hope you’ll watch. 
True, but only after some advanced cleaning by the good people of @LACitySAN!
https://twitter.com/mari45678910/status/1385216563272355840
I know I’m geeking out on an annoying level, but it’s so cool to be up here at the top of the L.A. Aqueduct Cascades. Photo by Dana Roecker, who also shot our story — and drank the recycled water, too.
A special shoutout to @LADWP for the hospitality up here today. An unforgettable experience. Also very peaceful listening to all this water flowing all day long.
Thanks to my colleagues at @NBCNews, @MSNBC, @NBCNewsNow and @CNBC for featuring our reporting on L.A.'s ambitious plan to become water independent by 2035. The final segment, with Chris tasting recycled wastewater himself, might have been my favorite. msnbc.com/all-in/watch/f…
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