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Different Processes Used In Different Countries
Although, clean and disinfected water is the basic necessity of every nation, conventional water treatment systems often call for a significant capital investment and installation of complex water management infrastructure.
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Clay pot and porous capsule irrigation in Brazil
Northeastern regions of Brazil experience climatic instability due to irregular rainfall.
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Rainwater harvesting in Honduras
Rainwater harvesting, commonly known as RWH, is the process of gathering or accumulating and storing of rainwater for reuse, before it is transferred to the aquifer.
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Fog harvesting in Chile
A safe, economical and low-tech solution for addressing freshwater shortages in various regions is through the implementation of the fog harvesting method.
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Recycling of industrial effluent in Jamaica
An eco-friendly way of minimizing demands on freshwater resources by different industries is through recycling of industrial effluents.
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Underground dams in Brazil
Northeastern regions of Brazil experience climatic instability due to irregular rainfall. Occasional rain in these areas coupled with shortage of a reliable water
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Seawater/brackish water desalination by reverse osmosis in the British Virgin Islands
Reverse osmosis or RO is a filtration or separation method, wherein many types of large molecules and ions are separated..
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is continually depleting with its increasing demand. Key reasons that account for the growing demand of water.