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Recent studies reveal that microplastics — tiny plastic fragments less than 5 mm in size — are now present even in tap and bottled water. These invisible particles come from plastic waste, fabrics, and industrial runoff,...

Have you noticed reddish-brown stains on your bathroom tiles or a metallic taste in your drinking water? These are clear signs of excess iron in water, a common issue in borewell and municipal supplies across India. While a...

What Is Hard Water and Why Does It Occur? Hard water is water that contains high levels of dissolved minerals, primarily calcium (Ca²⁺) and magnesium (Mg²⁺) ions. While these minerals aren’t harmful to health, they can...

Introduction: Why Reverse Osmosis Matters Access to clean, safe drinking water is no longer a luxury—it’s a necessity. With rising pollution and increasing dissolved contaminants in municipal supplies, reverse osmosis (RO)...

Introduction: Why Water Quality Matters Clean water is vital to health, industry, and sustainability. With increasing pollution, population growth, and industrial demand, ensuring safe water has become one of modern...

The food industry plays a significant role in environmental impact due to its resource-intensive nature. Implementing environmental sustainability practices is crucial for reducing the industry's ecological footprint. Here...

Steel manufacturing is traditionally associated with significant environmental impact, but adopting sustainable practices can help reduce the industry's ecological footprint. Here are environmental sustainability practices...

Pollution in Steel plants Steel plants face a range of pollution problems due to the energy-intensive processes and large-scale raw material usage involved in steel production. Here are the major pollution issues faced by...