Water systems

Rainwater harvesting is the sustainable practice of collecting and storing rain for reuse. Learn more about how to harvest and use rainwater.

It's important to take steps to purify water to filter out potentially disease-causing bacteria and debris. Here's a summary of the water purification process.

Photo about watering crops with Irrigation system using sprinklers on a strawberry field. Image of plant, gardening, spring - 20592011

Photo about Irrigation system used for watering seedlings in a greenhouse. Image of plant, vegetable, system - 23935808

It's possible to make sewage drinkable, and some US cities are already trying it. Follow along with our detailed illustrations to see how the process works.

The Importance of Water Harvesting and Management There isn't a single organism on this planet that can live without water - it's the very essence of life. In times of crisis, communities might crumble and organised supply chains might collapse. In such scenarios, water becomes a coveted resource and having the abilities to harvest and

Wetland species have the ability cleanse household wastewater. Here's how to set a backyard filtration system and graywater oasis.

Ivan Akira - Own work The system of water filtration using PVC pipe. The ingredients inside the pipe are consist of pebble, palm fiber, alum, activated carbon, gravel, chlorine, smooth sand, palm fiber, and gravel (from bottom to top). Each ingredient is separated with sponge filtration and gauze to keep it at fixed place.

Greywater systems recycle water by collecting water that has been used for one purpose, and then using it for another. Depending on local regulations, greywater may be collected from sinks, bathtubs,

Water is an excellent solvent, therefore, it absorbs various pollutants. To steam vegetables all you have to do is add water to the bottom part and place chopped vegetables on the top saucepan. Consta