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Greywater reuse stands as a promising method for fostering water conservation in our gardens

Water scarcity is becoming a worldwide issue rather than a remote concern. This is exacerbated by continuous strain on the limited supply of water due to urbanisation, population growth, and the increasing effects of climate change. According to the International Water Management Institution, urban water consumption is forecasted to increase from 1995 to 2025 by 62%. With additional increase in population and climate change, water shortage is likely to manifest in 2050. For these reasons, it has become

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