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#Swimmingpoolwater #swimming #water   #algaefree #Water #Villasingoa #Resorts #Hotels  Swimming Pool water has to be treated daily to keep it clean & bacteria free with the help of three/four chemicals. Now you can treat swimming pool water eco-friendly. No need of chemicals. Single Reagent. Dosing only once in a week. No bacteria, no algae swimming pool water will be always clean. Very economical, very convenient.  Interested please visit our youtube channel  www.cleanwatergoa.in https:// www.youtube.com/channel/UCzrx9hTV2DMV-Nrcf4jB5Sw?view_as=subscriber

#Save #Water #recycle and #reuse it. The use of nitrogen-based fertilizers in agriculture and rapid urbanization have meant that the state of #ground and surface water has significantly deteriorated. Exposure to polluted water during childhood significantly damages health and economic well-being, according to a World Bank study in which researchers Esha Zaveri and others measure the effects of childhood exposure to nitrogen-polluted water in India, Vietnam and African nations. Please visit our web & Youtube channel for more details. www.cleanwatergoa.in https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzrx9hTV2DMV-Nrcf4jB5Sw

#Water #waste #Sewage #Recycle #Reuse #Hotels #Resort #savewater The purchase cost of treated drinking water is low in Goa as compare to other parts of India. As a result there is no demand for sewage treated water in Goa. However using sewage treated water for secondary usage is mandatory under the municipal urban sanitation policy and waste water recycle and reuse policy says DMA Mr Deepesh Priolkar at Panaji.   Recycle and reuse water. Save water. https://business.google.com/posts/l/18195024049747542292 For more details please visit our web www.cleanwatergoa.in YouTube Channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzrx9hTV2DMV-Nrcf4jB5Sw?view_as=subscriber Mail nyn.goa@gmail.com

#Water #waste #Sewage #Recycle #Reuse #Hotels #Resort #savewater Climate change impact on the already stressed #groundwater system remains a looming threat. Going by the experience in Australia, it can be assumed that groundwater system elasticity will be under severe strain during dry events. In the future, replenishment of groundwater system is likely to be less than the historical base line at times of severe drought. Even as cumulative rainfall is likely to increase, its concentration over a few days will see most of the water flowing as floods. Projections say the worst is yet to come, and yet groundwater pumping continues to defy all limits of sustainable water balance. The negative ecological effects of this include drying up of streams, reduced flow in rivers, sea water ingress and increased salinity in the waters. Recycle & Reuse waste water. Recycle and reuse your waste water. Save water.   For more details please visit our web   www.clean...

Being #water wise .   Water crisis is looming large in Chennai. A solution to regulate water consumption is the need of the hour. Water Today, an Indian publication that provides information about water and the water treatment industry, organised Water Expo 2020, which began on Thursday and will end today. Held at the Chennai Trade Center in Nandambakkam, over 250 brands presented their innovations for #sustainable water and #treatment solutions for a better future.  #Recycle and #reuse your #waste water. Save water.   For more details please visit our web   www.cleanwatergoa.in YouTube Channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzrx9hTV2DMV-Nrcf4jB5Sw?view_as=subscriber Mail nyn.goa@gmail.com

#water #waste #sewage #recycle #Hotels #Resort The World Health Organization (WHO) is also very concerned about water scarcity. Life as we know it crucially depends on the availability of safe, clean, and continuously available water supply. Thus, some of the oldest civilisations flourished on the banks of large rivers like the Indus and the Nile. Safe potable water is essential to meet “basic human needs,” defined as the “quantity of water needed to meet basic hygiene needs and ensure basic food hygiene.” Recycle and reuse your waste water. Save water.   For more details please visit our web   www.cleanwatergoa.in YouTube Channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzrx9hTV2DMV-Nrcf4jB5Sw?view_as=subscriber Mail  nyn.goa@gmail.com

#Sewage #Odourremover #Swimming #Cooling Tower #Watertreatment. #Wastewater Sewerage network in Goa Only 16% of state covered. The state faces an uphill task to treat its sewage  with sewerage infrastructural not keeping pace with the growing population and rapid urbanisation. Only 59 per cent of sewage generated in state is treated at the sewage treatment plants (STPs) as the sewage network coverage is poor. According to the data produced by the Sewerage and Infrastructural Development Corporation of Goa Ltd (SIDCGL) before the National Green Tribunal (NGT) in the matter of river pollution, sewerage network coverage in Goa is only 16 per cent and only three towns Panaji, Margao and Vasco are equipped with proper sewerage system with sewage treatment plants (STPs). So 84 per cent of areas are still not covered as a result untreated sewage is discharged into nullahs or river bodies thereby polluting them. For #Sewage #ETP #Swimming #Cooling Tower #Watertreatment. ...

#Water #Coolingtower #Descale #Dissolved #Disinfection #Algae   Water is becoming more and more scare, and where facilitie s are already seeing these water shortages,   local regulations about how much water you can draw from your source and discharge will grow more stringent. Industries are  using cooling towers to remove heat from an industrial process/machines  or for cooling large buildings, there are several issues that can surface during the cooling tower water treatment process that we see on a regular basis. When a cooling tower is running inefficiently, it can require too much makeup water, electricity and cause excess blow down. Since cooling towers remove heat by the process of evaporation, it’s no surprise that they, in turn, can use lots of water to make up the difference. Depending on the quality of makeup water being added to the cooling tower and the...

Across cities and villages in India, an impending water crisis is at our doorsteps . India will face a   water shortfall      of almost 50 percent by 2030, if our water use continues its current pattern. Last year, Chennai     and      Bengluru      showed us what water scarcity looks like; the statistics are no longer just numbers on paper, they have become our reality. Even as we’ve started to acknowledge the water crisis in urban India, we’re still disconnected from how our rural communities are affected by it. Water is their life and their livelihood. Agriculture accounts for over 80 percent of India’s freshwater use, and more than half of India’s rural population depends on farming as a vocation. Sixty percent of India’s districts face a problem of either over-exploited groundwater or poor water quality. This is because 63 percent of water for irrigation depends on   groundwater   (and no...

Water  Usage at Vehicle Service Centres is now under Municipal scanner. Please visit our web &   YouTube channel.https:// www.youtube.com/channel/UCzrx9hTV2DMV-Nrcf4jB5Sw?view_as=subscriber www.cleanwatergoa.in Mail nyn.goa@gmail.com

#Resort #Hotels #Hospitality  #Drinkingwater #Glassbottles #singleuseplastic Union Minister of Jal Shakti, Gajendra Singh Shekhawat has said that the Government is taking all-out efforts to provide safe piped drinking water supply to all households in the country by 2024. Pressing  need to replace drinking water plastic with glass bottles. “Quencher” the innovative solution from M/S  Ion Exchange India   now in Goa.   Please find below link regarding quencher video   https://we.tl/t-qT714kYuaf For more details please contact 9404455401. Or mail nyn.goa@gmail.com www.cleanwatergoa.in

#Sewage #Water #Hotels #Resorts #Environment Last week the Supreme Court (SC) pulled up the Kalyan-Dombivli Municipal Corporation (KDMC) for failing to meet its commitment to stop sending untreated sewage into the Ulhas River and its tributary, the Waldhuni. The court was hearing a petition filed by an environmental group. Data submitted before the court reveals that the KDMC, with a population of 1.2 million – according to the 2011 census – produces 126 million litres of sewage daily (MLD), but treats only 30% of it. The rest pours into the Ulhas, which is the major river in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region. Other cities along the Ulhas have improved their sewage treatment facilities, but still send untreated waste into the river. Ambernath, a city with major industrial units, has told the court that it was treating 97% of its waste. Kulgaon-Badlapur, a fast growing suburb, treats 90% its waste and Ulhasnagar 80%.   For water treatment recycle and reuse please visit our Y...

#Resort #Hotels #Hospitality  #Drinkingwater #Glassbottles #singleuseplastic Pressing  need to replace drinking water plastic with glass bottles. “Quencher” the innovative solution from M/S  Ion Exchange India   now in Goa.   Please find below link regarding quencher video   https://we.tl/t-qT714kYuaf N Y Nadkarni. Vinayaka Business Services Mob:9404455401,9834280881 https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzrx9hTV2DMV-Nrcf4jB5Sw?view_as=subscriber   www.cleanwatergoa.in

#Resort #Hotels #Hospitality   #Drinkingwater #Glassbottles Pressing   need to replace drinking water plastic with glass bottles. “Quencher” the innovative solution from M/S Ion Exchange now in Goa.   Please find below link regarding quencher video   https://we.tl/t-qT714kYuaf For more details please contact 9404455401. Or mail nyn.goa@gmail.com www.cleanwatergoa.in

Why Waste Water If You Can Reuse It? Indian states like Tamil Nadu, Rajasthan and Gujarat have been under a major threat of water crisis for the past few years. The reason for this could be the lack of a proper monsoon season for three consecutive years, water disputes with other states and a lack in proper management. Freshwater, that we use every day is a non- renewable and irreplaceable resource. However, it can be reused in many ways for conservation. As we look for ways to recharge groundwater or revive our rivers and other water bodies, there are quite a few measures we can take at home to reduce water consumption. The water that we use in our households turns into either greywater or blackwater. Bathwater, RO filtered water or even the water in our air conditioners are some sources of greywater that are comparatively safer for consumption. Although, the water is unfit for drinking, it can be used for watering plants or cleaning purposes. Using greywater not only h...

#Sewage #Water #Wastewater #Recycle&reuse #Swimmingpool. The Central government has drawn up plans to ban the use of membrane-based water purification systems (MWPS) – primarily reverse osmosis (RO) systems   in areas where the source of water meets the Bureau of Indian Standards’ drinking water norms. The environment ministry has released a draft notification that effectively prohibits home users to install MPWS. “Installation or use of MWPS [Membrane based Water Purification System] shall be prohibited, at the point of use or at the point of entry for purification of supplied water which is subjected to conventional flocculation, filtration and disinfection process or is from any sources which are in compliance with acceptable limit for drinking water prescribed by Bureau of Indian Standard 10500:2012,” For Sewage, ETP, Cooling tower, Swimming Pool water treatment   Please visit our web &  YouTube Channel https:// www.youtube.com/channel/UCz...