Safe drinking water remains a major global challenge, especially in rural areas where,
according to UNICEF, 80% of those without access to improved water systems reside. While …

Providing safe drinking water to people in developing countries is an urgent worldwide
water problem and a main issue in the UN Sustainable Development Goals. One of the most …

Bio-slow sand filters (BSSFs) are widely employed in rural drinking water treatment
ascribing to its economic applicability, easy operation and high efficiency. This study …

Sand Intermittent Filtration (SIF) is an established technology of wastewater treatment and in
recent years it gains renewed interest due to its simplicity and less energy requirement. The …

As sand pits are exhausted and dredging is forbidden by environmental rules, construction
materials are increasingly scarce. As a result, we've had to hunt for a new and feasible …

This investigation focuses on the environmental impacts of cement production as well as
possible mitigation strategies for global warming. Limestone and other nonrenewable …

Concrete has played a significant role in the building industry for many decades. Cement,
fine aggregate, and coarse aggregate are all used in the production of concrete. Cement is a …

Water is essential for human survival. Hence, universal access to safe and affordable
drinking water is included as one of the Sustainable Development Goals of the United …

Several regions in the world are facing the risk of water scarcity due to arid climatic
conditions or resource contamination by metallic pollutants generated by anthropogenic …

This study examines the consequences of cement production on the environment and
possible solutions to global warming. A rise in cement production has led to a decline in …