Effect of Untreated Sewage Water on Soil Reactivity and Physiochemical Parameters in Sri Ganganagar Municipal Areas
Year: 2025
Type: article
Abstract: Dumping of the waste is a Global Problem. As today's technology progresses, the natural environment suffers from the detrimental effects of pollution. The natural process of transportation of metal ions between soil and water consolidates metalcontamination,inhighconcentrations,thataffecttheareasofnaturalecosystems.Thegrowthofhumanpopulationand rapidindustrializationledtoincreasinguseofurbanwatersas sewers.Severalattemptshavebeenmadetoregulate/control thequalityofeffluents that aredischargedfromwastegeneratingindustries intoourwater systems.Today,mosturbanareas of the developing world remain inadequately served by sewage treatment infrastructure. Untreated waste poses serious threats to associated environment including human health risks.A study on untreated sewage water on soil reactivity and physiochemicalparameters inSriGanganagarMunicipalareaswasconductedonthesoil.
Authors: Devender Singh, Sunita Beniwal, Kewal Singh
Institution: Tantia University
Language: English
Subfield: Waste Management and Disposal
Field: Environmental Science
Domain: Physical Sciences
Open Access status: diamond
OpenAlex ID: W4414704209
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