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" Social, Economic, and Technical Feasibility of Ablution Gray Water Reuse in Tong, Ghana "
Adrienne I. Masterton
Barkdoll, Brian
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Latin Dissertation
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English
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804942
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TL49779
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2013768889; 10684431
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Owusu, Kwame A.
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Social, Economic, and Technical Feasibility of Ablution Gray Water Reuse in Tong, Ghana\ Adrienne I. MastertonBarkdoll, Brian
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Michigan Technological University
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2017
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M.S.
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Civil & Environmental Engineering
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2017
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267
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Committee members: Watkins, David; Winkler, Richelle
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Place of publication: United States, Ann Arbor; ISBN=978-0-355-63061-9
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| Abstract
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Water insecurity is a constant stressor for millions of people around the globe. The potential of gray water as an alternative water source has gained increasing attention in the literature. In water-scarce Muslim communities, the practice of ablution – the rinsing of the face, hands, and feet before prayer – offers a unique opportunity for gray water reuse.
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Civil engineering; Environmental engineering
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Applied sciences;Decision making;Developing countries;Islam;Public health;Recycled water
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Barkdoll, Brian
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Civil Environmental EngineeringMichigan Technological University
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