NANOSTRUCTURAL POLYMERS FOR WATER PURIFICATION: RESPONSE TO CLIMATE-INDUCED WATER SCARCITY BY SUSTAINABLE MATERIALS

Due to climate change, growing population, and waste from industrial plants, there is now a worldwide watershortage. As a result, new models are being implemented to help handle the issue of water purification.Biodegradable and renewable materials can be used in Nanostructural polymers to ensure efficient and sustainablewater treatment. They are capable of absorbing water efficiently and removing both kinds of waste pollutants.The review is carried out to test the effectiveness of nanostructural polymers in solving water shortage problemswith respect to their chemical characteristics. The paper evaluates different issues related to using the technology,such as costs, whether the tech can be expanded, and how regulations affect its success in purifying and providingclean water. The study reveals that the technology makes the process environmentally safe and inexpensive incontrast to the previous traditional techniques.