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This book addresses sustainable water management in the Brazilian semi-arid region, highlighting the challenges associated with water scarcity, irregular rainfall and limited sanitation infrastructure. The book discusses the importance of proper wastewater treatment as a strategy for environmental protection, promoting public health and increasing water availability. Based on a literature review and technical analysis, concepts are presented on basic sanitation, the impacts of the lack of sewage treatment and the potential for agricultural reuse of treated effluents. The book also describes treatment technologies adapted to regions with limited resources, such as simplified, low-cost and easy-to-operate systems, including the use of solar reactors associated with septic tanks. In this way, the book contributes to the debate on sustainable water management solutions in the semi-arid region, encouraging practices that integrate environmental conservation, rational water use and regional development.

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