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Illustrated: Waste Water Treatment Plant Treated Water – the New Life-Saving Resource The world consumes approx. 7mn litres of freshwater every minute. By 2030, global water demand is projected to exceed the available supplies by over 40% in most regions of the world. Meanwhile, as much as 80% of wastewater generated globally still enters the […]
The truth about India’s rivers that unfortunately never makes it to the news is that ‘not every river is under crisis.’ Some rivers are thriving with abundance, and the reasons why they are thriving are not coincidental. Some examples are the Chambal, that flows through Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan, being one of the cleanest major […]
India generates over 72,000 million litres of sewage water every single day which is enough water to fill about 29,000 Olympic-sized swimming pools – every 24 hours. Yet merely less than 40% of it gets systematically treated. The remaining volume of water disappears into rivers, lakes, groundwater systems, and urban drains, often categorized only as […]
Freshwater demands globally are projected to exceed the current sustainable supply numbers beyond 40% by the year 2030. The water resource management industry itself accounts for approx. 20–22% of the global freshwater withdrawals, while sectors such as textiles, chemicals, energy, and manufacturing spend anywhere between 5–20% of their operational utilities budget on water-related procurement, treatment, […]