A system for safe, sustainable and eco-friendly wastewater treatment for soil, grass and water (EWT)

7^th World Convention on Waste Recycling and Reuse

May 16-17, 2018 Tokyo, Japan

Joy Manglani

Only Nature Endure, India

Posters & Accepted Abstracts: Adv Recycling Waste Manag

Abstract :

Human activity has a negative impact on the environment because it has caused deforestation, ocean acidification and the extinction of important biodiversity. Current sanitation methods convert pollution to disaster. They lead to major problems faced by society today, such as water pollution, water scarcity, loss of soil fertility, global warming, poor economy, poor health and loss of life. These methods decompose (break-up) valuable organic elements, found in the so-called waste, into foul gases and acids, even now. The gases badly pollute the air and acids badly pollute the land and sub soil water. Based on intensive field research, field experiments and application of fundamental science, a system for treatment using wastewater unutilized solar energy building debris as resources to produce soil with vegetation (say grass) and clean water. Community wastewater includes sullage, kitchen sink food waste, pulverized wastewater, wash water, bath water, sewage, polluted rivers, lakes and sea, etc. It is about 99% water and 1% organic matter primarily made up of natural elements such as carbon, oxygen, hydrogen, nitrogen, sulfur and other trace elements found in all healthy biology, these are nutrients and in EWT are converted to healthy vegetation such as grass. Clean highly aerated water is filtered out, wherein there is no odor, no mosquitoes, no color. The system is occupationally safe and eco-friendly. EWT helps recycling of material and energy; enhancement of environment, energy conservation; enhancement of air, soil, water, plants and animals feeding on these plants; bio-energy generation; reduction in global warming and climate change; development of havens for wildlife including flora and fauna; enhanced quantity, quality and distribution of rainfall; enhanced dissolved oxygen in water; watershed development; enhanced aquaculture and fisheries development and flood control. EWT is at least 10 times economical, efficient, safer, sustainable and ecological compared to alternatives. joymanglani2@gmail.com