Essential Topics in Ecological Water Quality

Essential Topics in Ecological Water Quality

Essential Topics in Ecological Water Quality

Herbert Lotus

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ML Books International - IPS
Año de edición:
2015
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Ecología, la biosfera
ISBN:
9781632393227

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The pollution of aquatic environment reduces possible uses of water, especially those that require high quality standards i.e. for drinking purposes. This book discusses different problems regarding the quality of water and also focuses on the current techniques of water treatment. The primary emphasis is on sustainable choices of water usage that prevent water quality difficulties and aim at the protection of available water resources, and the development of the aquatic ecosystems. The book contains different procedures employed for water treatment technologies.

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