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The need for water purification and wastewater treatment has expanded as a result of strict regulatory requirements and sustainability standards. In order to reduce environmental concerns from discarded garbage, several emission control acts have been put into effect in the majority of countries worldwide. For instance, to lower air pollution levels, the US, UK, Canada, and Australia are changing their emission limits. These nations have established five-year goals to lower pollution levels, along with some developing nations including Saudi Arabia, Brazil, South Africa, India, and a few others.
One of the main health, environmental, and economic problems in Canada is the annual leakage of nearly 150 billion litres of untreated sewage into waterways. The 7th Environment Action Programme (EAP), which is set to direct environmental measures until 2020, is followed by the European Union (EU). To ensure the purity and potability of drinking water, the EU Drinking Water Directive (DWD) has also suggested a number of requirements and standards for water purification.