Many cities enjoy easy access to abundant drinking water from rivers, lakes, underground aquifers and the like.El Paso, Texas, is not one of them.But over the years, El Paso Water — the city’s water and sewer utility — has successfully developed strategies for managing dwindling water sources, figuratively making lemonade out of the lemons tossed its way by Mother Nature and local geology in the form of drought and brackish groundwater.These efforts have earned the utility a national and global reputation for innovative water management as well as a 2020 award from the Association of Metropolitan Water Agencies for sustainable
