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Training in wastewater reuse techniques
Kala Vairavamoorthy | Jothiprakash | Krishamoorthi
Waste water reuse is considered a real alternative for the provision of agricultural and industrial water source. However, to ensure its correct application a need for training courses has arisen. Thisarticle focuses on the development of one such course in India.
Waste water reuse is considered a real alternative for the provision of agricultural and industrial water source. However, to ensure its correct application a need for training courses has arisen. This
article focuses on the development of one such course in India.
article focuses on the development of one such course in India.
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