The Importance of Wastewater Management System

Water is one of the most precious resources, if not the most precious, on our planet. Even with almost 70 per cent of Earth covered by water, there is lack of abundant potable water for people inhabiting the planet. There has been increasing advocacy over the decades for the efficient usage of water resources by using effective methods, one of which is the use of a wastewater management system. Wastewater, also commonly known as sewage, refers to the byproduct obtained after water is utilized for domestic, commercial, industrial and agricultural purposes. It also includes the runoff from rainwater & stormwater which is not harnessed and utilized but becomes part of the sewage. This wastewater, after usage, is drained out through a network of sewage pipes and it is with the help of a wastewater management system that it can be treated to remove any toxins, waste matter, and pollutants for reuse. Wastewater management systems are therefore important for the following reasons:1.For the protection of the environment: The used water that enters the sewage system is full of microbes, pollutants and toxic chemicals which can be detrimental to the overall quality of water. If this wastewater enters the waterbodies, it can cause pollution, not just contaminating the water and making it unfit for human consumption, but also leading to the death of aquatic organisms.

2.For the prevention of diseases: Properly treated wastewater also reduces the risk of diseases acquired through the consumption of contaminated water. Untreated wastewater is a breeding ground for disease-causing microorganisms and with the presence of toxins, this water can also be poisonous for all living organisms that come in contact with it. Additionally, many waterborne diseases are eliminated through wastewater treatment by eliminating the pollutants in the water.

3.For reuse of water: Given the water scarcity being faced in large parts of the world, wastewater treatment and management can ensure that most of the waste waster can be purified and reused for human activities. Since farmers in many parts of the world rely on wastewater for irrigation, the treated water can be used for agricultural purposes to supply nutrient rich water to crops and ensure better yields.

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