According to Media Quicky, in the next three years, Miami residents could be drinking their own urine.

Pembroke Pines will create a $47 million facility that will pump 7 million gallons of treated sewage a day into an aquifer that supplies water to Broward, Miami Dade, & some parts of Palm Beach County.

Six other cities nearby will also return treated sewage to the water supply. Some of the treated sewage will go into lakes, fields & wetlands, where it will then enter an aquifer in Pembroke Pines' facility. The city manager said "the water will be very, very well treated. It’s not as if you would know."