Rain Water Harvesting!😄

in #life5 years ago

Yes, Today the most discussed matter in the media, every now and then is about - 'Rain water harvesting'...

We are living in a small, but a fast developing city called Mangalore, in south India. Earlier here we could see huge compounds with tile-roofed beautiful big houses, which then had lots of empty space around the houses. But slowly the urbanisation started and most of these beautiful bungalows got demolished as people sold their properties to the builders. This space was occupied by the sky-high flats and other commercial buildings with no space for rain water to get absorbed naturally into the earth's layers!!.

Because of this the level of water inside the earth has gone down by few meters in the recent years,which may eventually lead to a severe water crisis for the city in the coming years!.

So I too felt like going for a rain water harvesting for our well, as the well is too small and the level of water was decreasing every year.

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Got a good plumber to fix these pipes and filters,last week. After the completion of our work during last few days we have received good rains. So now the level of water has increased much in our well and we are happy to see that we have got pretty good storage of water for next year!.

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Do you have any water problems in your place? How are you coping with it?

The above photos were taken using my smartphone Honor.

With much love and regards, @geetharao...

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@geetharao Hey, thanks water saving methods are becoming necessary for our survival and your technique shared is really impressive.... Keep it up... Keep going =)

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Excellent review @geetharao, now water issues are very relevant in the world and we also have similar facilities!

Great idea for future reference.

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Congratulations for these great efforts. May you inspire many!

It was only last week that I was discussing this matter with my father. He wanted to apply rain water harvesting system in our house at the time of construction but since we receive only 500mm rainfall annually, it doesn't count much. But recently, municipality people installed dedicated sewerage lines in our city. So I told my father that now our septic tank has become redundant and instead of just covering it, it would be better to dig out its flooring and connect drainage pipes from roof into it to at least recharge some ground water.

You will probably enjoy watching this video for what a guy from a nearby city did to conserve water:

good water pipes last long

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