This analysis shows biological treatment improves water quality in greywater, suggesting it can reduce pollution and support sustainable water resources.
Biological treatment of greywater serves as a sustainable and effective solution for managing water resources, playing a vital role in addressing the challenges posed by climate change. With the growing population and increasing demand for water, the reuse of greywater as a valuable resource has garnered more attention. This research examines various methods and techniques of biological treatment of greywater and analyzes its benefits and challenges. The results indicate that biological treatment can help reduce pollution, improve water quality, and conserve water resources. Furthermore, this process leads to a decrease in the costs of treatment and distribution of water and enhances community resilience to climate change. By providing suggestions for developing supportive policies, education and awareness-raising, research and development, and international cooperation, this article emphasizes the importance of biological treatment of greywater in creating a sustainable and resilient future against climate change.
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Mahdi Aliyari (2025) studied this question.
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