An international pioneer in desalination, ACCIONA, has highlighted saltwater desalination as a remedy for the lack of drinking water on the occasion of World Water Day.
Using the hashtag “#97aguademar,” the campaign, which kicks off by marking World Water Day, will continue throughout the year with a number of actions.
Using the hashtag “#97aguademar,” the campaign, which kicks off by marking World Water Day, will continue throughout the year with a number of actions.
This effort aims to increase awareness of the fact that 97% of the water on the earth is salty, just 3% of it is fresh, and only 0.4% of it is fit for human use. Using sound water management practices to assure its availability is crucial for both the current and the future’s wellbeing.
More than 40% of the world’s population already experiences water shortages, thus ACCIONA wants to make the solution it uses every day—desalination and wastewater re-use—more visible in order to create a more sustainable future.
World Water Day is observed on March 22nd all around the world in an effort to raise awareness of the significance of this issue.
A pioneer in water purification is ACCIONA
Leading organization in comprehensive water cycle management is ACCIONA. It desalinated 854 Hm3 for use in agriculture and by people in 2022.
Via the desalination, potabilization, and treatment plants it has constructed and now runs, as well as the services related to the entire water cycle that it provides globally, ACCIONA now serves more than 100 million people.
Source: ACCIONA
