Which of the following does CAP NOT do?

The Central Arizona Project (CAP) primarily serves to bring Colorado River water to central and southern Arizona, and while it plays a significant role in managing water supply, its specific activities are usually framed around water delivery, infrastructure, and regional planning rather than the direct action of helping communities recycle effluent water.

Effluent recycling is typically more closely related to local utilities or specific water management agencies that focus on wastewater treatment and reuse. While CAP may support efforts indirectly through regional water plans or partnerships, its core functions do not usually include actively promoting or implementing recycling projects for effluent water.

In contrast, CAP does provide funding for new water projects, monitor water quality in the region, and assist in regional drought planning. These are well within the scope of their operations as they seek to manage water resources comprehensively and collaboratively across various jurisdictions in Arizona.