outfall Maven July 29, 2013 0 14 « 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, weekend edition: The environmental downside of cannabis cultivation; Officials: State reservoirs looking ‘robust’; The West’s worst fires aren’t burning in forests; Why what you know about the water cycle might be misleading; and more …DAILY DIGEST, weekend edition: California and the West prepare to get by on less water from the Colorado River; Blumenfeld on pesticides, recycling reform, Trump; Birds and brews; Leonardo da Vinci and water; Sunday podcasts; NorCal Superbloom video; and more …DAILY DIGEST: San Jose sounding alarm about a drinking water crisis that no one knows how to fix; Interior Department Pulls Support From Klamath Dam Removal Project; California Farmworkers Confront a Tainted Water Crisis; Hoover Dam ceremony marks Colorado River drought plan; and more …DAILY DIGEST, weekend/Monday edition: A city rose on the marshes. Will the Bay take it back?; What Jerry Brown fixed and couldn’t fix; EPA: Come to work next week says Wheeler; EPA braces for onslaught of lawsuits in 2019; and more …SCIENCE NEWS: Sierra seedlings illustrate effects of climate change on next generation of forests; Does limited underground water storage make plants less susceptible to drought?; As the oceans acidify, these oyster farmers are fighting back; Podcast: The incredible shrinking hydraulic laboratory; and more …« Back to Glossary Index