A profile of Houstonian Beth Miller, whose backyard experiments in her home in New Mexico led to the creation of constructed wetlands. These wetlands treated the scant rainwater and the gray water from her home and naturally cleansed it to irrigate her property with potable water that was equivalent to the hygiene standards of swimming pool water. Her work resulted in exhibitions of her models in Italy and England, recognition from the Royal Horticultural Society, and the construction of 180-acres of wetlands by the State of Nevada. Clearwater is the compelling story of how one woman's passion and commitment clearly made a difference.

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