👉 Sink engineering is an innovative approach to wastewater management that involves the design and implementation of artificial wetlands or constructed ecosystems to treat and recycle wastewater. These engineered systems mimic natural processes, utilizing plants, microorganisms, and soil to remove contaminants from water through physical, chemical, and biological mechanisms. By creating these sustainable environments, sink engineering not only reduces the burden on conventional sewage treatment plants but also provides additional ecological benefits such as habitat creation, carbon sequestration, and improved water quality. The process typically involves careful selection of plant species, soil composition, and hydrological conditions to optimize the treatment efficiency and ensure long-term sustainability.
