Using treated graywater for irrigation is better for arid environments

Wednesday, July 12, 2017 - 07:52 in Earth & Climate

'This condition, called 'graywater-induced hydrophobicity,' is likely temporary and disappears quickly following rainwater or freshwater irrigation events,' says a researcher. 'However, it is a more significant concern in arid lands with negligible rainfall as compared with wetter regions.'

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