Water Safety

Rapid population growth, change of consumption habits and industrial developments until the day-to-day arrival of the last half of the century has caused significant water problems at global, regional and local scale, which has increased the importance of "water management and safety" issues. Water is a vital source of sustainable development and the need for quality water for reasons such as population growth, industrialization and global warming is constantly increasing. Fast consumption does not have sustainable features to provide equal opportunities and benefits to beneficiaries. As a result, the water crisis has become inevitable all over the world. The rapid growth of the world population, the over-development of industry and technology, as well as the inability of the environment conscious to settle sufficiently, are leading to a gradual decline in the amount of potable water in the world. Moreover, the irresponsible pollution of potable water resources paves the way for problems that cannot be recycled. For this reason, it is necessary to protect water resources and manage the use of water resources. Ecological restoration in the management of water resources, raising of water quality, re-regulation of water consumption according to industry, agriculture and nature needs are suggested