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Wastewater, in many cases, is rich in recoverable materials. This may be the nutrient value of domestic wastewater or indeed a particular fraction of an industrial discharge. In many regions the use of wastewater in agriculture is well-understood, albeit in a way that carries significant health risks. What is needed is a better matching of what is available to the needed reuse applications.
For example, it may make better economic sense to reuse wastewater for fuel-wood production, rather than treating to a level good enough to irrigate food crops. The 2006 WHO Guidelines also offer a range of treatment and non-treatment options 44 Wastewater Management - A UN-Water Analytical Brief and a risk management approach for progressive improvement that is more achievable in low income settings.
For any further query please contact us at : Bio Management Northwest | 18601 76th Ave W, Suite 102, Edmonds, WA 98026, telephone No.: 877-524-6411.
For example, it may make better economic sense to reuse wastewater for fuel-wood production, rather than treating to a level good enough to irrigate food crops. The 2006 WHO Guidelines also offer a range of treatment and non-treatment options 44 Wastewater Management - A UN-Water Analytical Brief and a risk management approach for progressive improvement that is more achievable in low income settings.
For any further query please contact us at : Bio Management Northwest | 18601 76th Ave W, Suite 102, Edmonds, WA 98026, telephone No.: 877-524-6411.