Advanced wastewater treatment and digital management
70 per cent of our planet is covered with water, so it is easy to assume that it will always be available. Freshwater, however -- the stuff we use for drinking, bathing, and irrigating crops -- is a renewable resource incredibly rare. There is only 3% fresh water on earth, and two-thirds of it is hidden beneath ice caps or otherwise unable to be accessed.
Approximately 1.1 billion people worldwide lack access to water, and 2.7 billion experience water shortages at least once a year. 2.4 billion people also suffer from inadequate sanitation, which exposes them to diseases such as cholera and typhoid fever, as well as other water-borne illnesses. Every year, diarrheal diseases claim 2 million lives, mostly among children.
80 per cent of wastewater is untreated and often mixed with drinking water. This means that nearly 2 billion people consume contaminated drinking water, which can lead to diseases such as cholera, dysentery, typhoid, and polio.
This is a problem. So what's the solution?
Seeders Capital uses an plumbing system that makes use of nutrient-rich wastewater after it is diverted to treatment plants. Technology-based wastewater management solutions enable us to transform wastewater into the water for plumbing, urban use, and drinking.
Our goal is to find ways to deal with clean water shortages through wastewater treatment
Solutions for generating reasonably priced drinking water, including water reuse and recycling.
By using reverse osmosis, advanced filtration, and two-stage UV cleaning, our solutions ensure that water is free of pollutants, viruses, and microplastics. We strive to provide clean drinking water at minimal cost to commercial and residential establishments.
Are you interested to learn more about our waste management systems? Get in touch with us today.
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