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Membrane-Based Solar-Powered Brackish Water Treatment for Pastoral Livestock Watering in Arid Kazakhstan: A Techno-Economic Decision Framework
Access to safe water at pastoral watering points constrains livestock productivity across Kazakhstan's extensive pasturelands, many of which remain underused because of inadequate water infrastructure. This review presents a decision framework for selecting off-grid groundwater treatment trains-memb
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