water quality control

Water quality control refers to the management and monitoring of water to ensure it is safe and suitable for its intended use, such as drinking, recreation, and agriculture. This involves testing for pollutants and contaminants, maintaining water standards set by health and environmental agencies, and implementing practices to protect water sources. Effective water quality control helps prevent diseases, protects ecosystems, and supports public health. Strategies may include filtration, treatment processes, and regulations to limit harmful discharges into water bodies, ensuring clean and safe water for communities and the environment.