Toilet to tap: El Paso is about to embark on a whole new way to save its limited water supply.
Toilet to tap: El Paso is about to embark on a whole new way to save its limited water supply.
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Toilet to tap: El Paso is about to embark on a whole new way to save its limited water supply
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El Paso’s dry climate — it rains just 9 inches annually — is one of the reasons the city has taken water management so seriously.
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