outfall Maven July 29, 2013 0 12 « Back to Glossary IndexAn outfall is the outlet or structure through which reclaimed water or treated effluent is discharged to a receiving water body. Related Articles: DAILY DIGEST, 9/25: Democrats decry federal inaction in Salton Sea hearing; CA faces dire consequences if climate change unaddressed, report warns; Why La Niña could make wildfire season worse; Vallecitos Water District files legal complaint against San Diego County Water Authority; and more …DAILY DIGEST, 3/31: Summer-like heat to challenge record highs; How drought and climate change threaten CA water; Allenwood taps water from the sky; Abatti files petition with U.S. Supreme Court over IID scrap; and more …DAILY DIGEST, 8/9: Historic drought in U.S. West will persist through October; Water rights law for real property owners; Is lead in the Sacramento River causing the algae bloom?; A look at reservoir levels and conditions around the state; and more …DAILY DIGEST, 8/20: Emergency regulations allow curtailments in the Delta watershed; Western drought will last into fall or longer; Water & weed: A complex California relationship; Q&A: Can green infrastructure keep microplastics out of the environment?; and more …DAILY DIGEST, 9/17: Fresno votes to fight share of Friant-Kern Canal repairs; Revised repurposing farmland bill on Governor’s desk; Some NorCal rain possible this weekend; EPA rescinds Trump-era Clean Water guidance on Maui decision; and more …« Back to Glossary Index