Sustainability cannot be achieved until and unless rely on green management technologies for wastewater treatment. Therefore try to adopt the phytoremedial approach for wastewater treatment.
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these treatment technologies must allow treatment within acceptable levels of operation and still be green. I mean the design, the capacity, the timeframe of treatment , the different types of treatment technologies that account for specific elements like ,phosphorous effluent, all have to operate within adequate yields or achieve optimum performance. so measuring sustainability performance with sustainability indicators is a modest attempt or do we need an other approach?
I have some knowledge on sustainability indicators and I believe that wastewater treatment performance assessment from a sustainability perspective requires answering to the following questions:
- is the operating system considering technological challenge related to the evolution of the wastewater elements?
- is the operating system considering broader environmental issues (e.g. energy, soil, fauna, flora, chan)?
- Is the operating system considering social issues (e.g. geographically equitable)?
- Is the operating system considering economic issues (e.g. costs, benefits)?
The questions will at least provide guidelines to the process of identifying relevant indicators. I hope this could help.