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The Hindu Sustainability Summit: ‘Treat waste water as an economic resource’

Oil majors seek to replace fresh water intake with treated water; dismissing the myth that desalination is expensive, expert calls for leveraging Chennai’s coastline; IIT-M prof says technology can help monitor groundwater situation

The Hindu NationalSeptember 23, 20261 min read

The Hindu Sustainability Summit: ‘Treat waste water as an economic resource’

Oil majors seek to replace fresh water intake with treated water; dismissing the myth that desalination is expensive, expert calls for leveraging Chennai’s coastline; IIT-M prof says technology can help monitor groundwater situation

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