Survey Examines Wastewater Treatment Costs Annual wastewater treatment costs are expected to rise at a moderate pace over the next five years, with price increases projected to remain under 5% Jan 1st, 2011
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Get PriceInadequate sanitation costs India Rs.2.4 trillion (US$53.8 billion) (English) Abstract. This study estimates that a package of comprehensive sanitation and hygiene interventions can result in averting 45 percent of adverse health impacts, and avoid all the adverse impacts of inadequate sanitation related to water, welfare, and tourism losses...
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