It’s 5 p.m. on a Saturday in July, and the weather is still sweltering. Maybe you just got back from the beach or the park or a lake, and you have dinner plans in mere hours. The shower is beckoning ...

From shower drain to beer can? A California company has launched two brews made from recycled water as part of a push to change how people view water reuse. Aaron Tartakovsky, co-founder and CEO of ...

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When it comes to picking a beer, I'm not exactly a snob. Got a 25-ounce can of Bud Light? Hand it over. A chilled glass of Stella? Yes please. Is that a borderline room temperature Genesee Cream?

A San Francisco startup is putting a new spin on the shower beat … serving up a cold one from recycled shower and laundry water. Epic Cleantec, a cleantech firm specializing in on-site wastewater ...

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PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — If you feel like you’ve tried just about every beer on the market, a California-based company is bringing brews made from an unexpected ingredient: recycled water. Epic ...

You wouldn’t know if you tasted it, but Epic OneWater Brew is a beer with a peculiar ingredient: it’s made with water recycled from the showers, sinks and washing machines of a residential building.

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — If you feel like you’ve tried just about every beer on the market, a California-based company is bringing brews made from an unexpected ingredient: recycled water. Epic ...