Draw up an inventory of the wastewater pollutants generated by your entire household over the period of one week. Monitor toilet flushes, sink emptying, dishwashing volumes, etc. Do not handle wastes and do not have the wastes chemically tested. Obtain from literature typical concentrations of pollutants for each type of wastewater. The inventory should be for one household (unit or house) only. Separate the inventory according to grey-water and black-water.For the second part of the assignment, use your inventory to investigate the possibility of treatment of grey-water within your household. This is a theoretical study only and you are not required to attempt to physically install a grey-water treatment technology into your home. Use ScienceDirect Database to search for grey-water treatment options. Describe what infrastructure would be required to implement your proposed treatment scheme. Also try to investigate re-use opportunities of the treated grey-water.Your report will consist two parts: i) the inventory and accompanying description and ii) ii) feasibility analysis of grey-water treatment system at your household.The scope of the second part of the assignment (feasibility analysis - technical, economical and social) is quite large. Try to ensure your feasibility analysis (Part 2) is linked back to your inventory (Part 1). This means you should select a technology that can handle the typical annual volumes and pollutant loads generated by your household. It also means that the technology should be appropriate for sitting in your household location.