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Can treated sea water solve Mumbai’s growing water shortage?

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By 2029, one of India’s biggest desalination plants will start giving Mumbai 400 million litres of drinking (MLD) water per day. Mumbai will be only the second city in India after Chennai to use sea to produce drinking water, but Israel and Gulf countries have been doing it for decades
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