This booklet focuses on treating domestic/municipal wastewater or greywater with subsurface flow constructed wetlands with coarse sand as a filter medium. The emphasis is on the application in developing countries and countries in transition.

Anaerobic digestion offers a unique treatment option for the dairy industry. Not only does anaerobic digestion reduce the COD of an effluent, but little microbial biomass is produced.

This article discusses some of the techniques for handling sludge including: sludge thickening, sludge conditioning, sludge dewatering, sludge digestion and sludge storage.

The LEED 2011 for India Green Building Rating System is a voluntary, consensus – based, marketdriven building rating system based on existing proven technology.

Orient Paper Mills, Amlai is an old integrated pulp and paper mill. There is a continuous effort to reduce water consumption per ton of paper produced. The plant is a pioneer in effectively using the treated effluent for its own plantation through HRTS and do not discharge any coloured effluent in the river.

Total water and environment management in a paper mill is the need of the hour to ensure that the dual needs of lower water consumption as well as eliminating waste discharge are met. This is made possible by having an holistic approach to the problem rather than looking at end of pipe solutions like recycling the total waste water produced etc.

Black liquor management for small and medium mills based on agri-residues is still a problem, though several technologies are developed. One of the non conventional technologies being practiced by many of the mills is Modified Copeland Process.

After rain water harvesting, it is mandatory for all new buildings to recycle grey water and use it for non- potable purposes.

The civic body has passed the by-laws and included it in the development control (DC) rule to make it compulsory for all new residential and commercial building.

Now the civic body is planning to not issue occupation certificate without the grey water recycling plan

CSE under its South Asia Programme organised a training on 'Decentralised wastewater treatment and reuse' between December 12-15, 2010 in partnership with Water Aid Bangladesh.

The dairy industry lets out a significant amount of effluents into the environment in the form of waste water generated during the production of milk products.

In an effort to create awareness to adopt

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