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DOI: The Impacts Of Water System With Treated Wastewater On Yields And Human Populaces
Paul Tournikiotis , National Technical University Of Athens, GreeceAbstract
The utilization of regarded metropolitan wastewater as an asset for water system water is a training generally utilized in bone-dry and semi-bone-dry areas of the world yet additionally one that is relied upon to turn out to be more diffuse because of the decrease of water assets and the peak in the opposition for water. Scientists' inclinations are, consequently, centered around exploring the impacts of the strategy under question on the yields on which it is applied. This audit presents the principle research discoveries on the subject with an uncommon reference to investigate completed in Greece. The overall finish of the current audit is that the utilization of treated metropolitan wastewater in water system can effectsly affect most harvest yields, given that quality attributes of both treated wastewater and yields are adequately observed.
Keywords
Water reuse, Agribusiness, Greece
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