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Peer-Reviewed Article January 9, 2018

A critical review of surface water contaminated with dyes from textile industry effluent: Possible approaches

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Published in: Applied Journal of Environmental Engineering Science
Publisher: University Ibn Zohr • Morocco • 2509-2065
DOI: https://doi.org/10.48422/imist.prsm/ajees-v4i1.11061

Abstract

The pollution of surface water is an acute environmental problem because surface water is a primary source of drinking water. The environmental situation of the surface wate has degraded, especially regarding eutrophication, primarily caused by pollution from industry, wastewater and agricultural practices. This paper is a review on literature on the different sources of surface water pollution. Ultimately, the discussion is intended to inform of the risk of dye-contaminated wastewater discharged from the textile dyeing industry.

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