Investigating physico-chemical characteristics of water and wastewater in the printing industry
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Pollution is considered as a critical issue within the Indian printing industry, it has extensive health implications. Investigation of the physico-chemical characteristics of various inputs like water and other resources and residues like wastewater and other discharged chemicals associated with printing processes, aiming to provide a comprehensive understanding of environmental contamination. Rigorous analysis of all effluents during research sheds light on the pollution related to water and their concentrations, emphasizing their potential adverse effects on the industry workforce and surrounding communities. Comprehension related to this major concern among industry stakeholders and regulatory bodies for fostering a collaborative effort towards a cleaner and healthier future of the globe and particularly in Indian printing industryAbstract
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