These days our one of the major challenges is the treatment of polluted wastewater
produced by the growing population and industrial activities. The conventional wastewater …

Managing water resources to meet current social, economic, and environmental needs
without compromising the ability to meet those needs in the future, requires water managers …

Clean water is one of the chief life-sustaining resources. But numerous anthropogenic
activities have gradually and enormously deteriorated the quality of water. Besides …

We compare the performance of photovoltaic (PV), flat-plate and evacuated-tube solar-
thermal (ST), and hybrid photovoltaic-thermal (PV-T) collectors to meet the energy demands …

The emphasis upon livestock health requires regular assessment of livestock drinking water
quality. The results of this study are based on 12 months of water quality survey over 18 sites …

The global problem of climate change and difficulties related to energy access, air pollution,
and water pollution in India (and other develo** countries) necessitate the need to look for …

The understanding of spatio-temporal variation in land use and land cover (LULC) patterns
is crucial for managing catchment land use planning, as it directly influences of tropical …

The pulp and paper manufacturing wastewater is as complicated as any other industrial
effluent. A promising approach to treating water is to combine photocatalysis and membrane …

Crystal violet (CV) dye is one of the most toxic dyes majorly generated by textile industries. It
may cause health issues if enters human beings. A lot of research has been reported for the …

In the complex environment of physical, chemical, and biological processes in water bodies,
it is always challenging to model the water quality while dealing with nonlinear behaviour of …