Malabanan: 4 Types of Septic Tanks
The world is already facing the consequences of continuously burning fossil fuels, improper waste management, and general lack of respect for nature. The land, water, air and other parts of the environment are all subjected to severe pollution. On a recent study, data shows that 90% of sewage (wastewater from domestic households that contains feces, urine and laundry waste) and 70% of industrial waste (from factories and agricultural operations) of several developing countries is discharged without treatment. If this continues, our environment will be filled with chemicals and dirt that will soon harm not only animals but all kinds of life on earth. But the good news is, this effect can be prevented if people start and continue to manage their wastewater properly. Thus, the relevance of Malabanan septic tanks . Malabanan septic tanks are underground watertight chambers connected to fixtures' drains to collect sewage. The accumulated wastewater is then held in the tank long enoug