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Water scarcity limits access to safe water for drinking and communities face some form of water stress, which can be related to insufficient supplies or inadequate infrastructures. Climate change plays a crucial role in water stress worldwide, as rising temperatures lead to more unpredictable weather and extreme weather events. In face of this challenge, the need to seek an alternative to protect groundwater resource and to decrease the use of public water is imposed. Swage management seems to be a significant treatment of removing contaminants and undesirable component from polluted waters and safely return it to environment for irrigation and other uses.For this consideration, the chapter of this book throws will light on the main categories of processes (biological, physical and chemical) used to removal the pollutant matter from sewage especially constructed wetland technique.

Constructed Wetlands Process for Treating Sewage to Improve the Quantitative and Qualitative Management of Groundwater Resources