Dive into the Future: Circular Economy in the Water Sector
What does it mean for the water sector to embrace the circular economy ethos? As nations become more aware of unsustainable resource abstraction and increasing waste volumes, there is now a greater focus on creating a circular economy where waste is not discarded, but instead reused. While concepts such as water reuse and biogas production are well-known, the impacts of rising costs and climate challenges are transforming these processes from a desirable addition to a critical means of ensuring efficiency. The need for creative approaches to the challenges faced by the water sector is essential now more than ever before.
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