The book "Water Supply" by Abramov is a fascinating and informative work that immerses the reader in the world of one of the most important and relevant topics of our time. In the context of global climate change, growing population and increasing resource consumption, the issue of providing quality water is becoming especially acute. Abramov, using his rich experience and in-depth knowledge in the field of hydrology and engineering, offers readers not only theoretical calculations, but also practical solutions that can be applied both in large cities and in small settlements. From the first pages of the book, the reader finds himself at the center of a discussion concerning not only the technical aspects of water supply, but also the social, environmental, and economic factors that influence this sphere. The author shares his observations on how different countries solve water problems, and how these solutions can be adapted to local conditions. Readers will see how innovative technologies are implemented in practice aimed at improving water quality and its accessibility for the population. The book will be of interest to a wide range of readers: from students and specialists in the field of ecology and engineering to ordinary citizens who want to understand more deeply how the water supply system in their city is arranged. It will be an excellent tool for those interested in sustainable development, ecology and modern technologies. If you are looking for information on how to manage water resources, how to minimize losses and improve water supply efficiency, then Abramov’s Water Supply is exactly what you need. The themes raised in the book are diverse and multi-faceted. Abramov touches on issues related not only to technical solutions, but also to social responsibility, the need for careful treatment of natural resources. He emphasizes that access to clean water is not just a matter of convenience, but a fundamental right of everyone, and that its realization requires an integrated approach and active participation of society. Abramov's style is clear and accessible, which allows the reader to easily assimilate complex concepts and ideas. His previous works, such as “Ecology and Engineering” and “Sustainable Urban Development”, have also been recognized for their in-depth analysis and practical focus. In Water Supply, the author continues this tradition, offering readers not only theoretical knowledge, but also concrete examples and recommendations. In conclusion, “Water Supply” is not just a book about technical aspects, it is a call to action, to awareness of the importance of water resources and the need for their rational use. Readers who are interested in ecology, sustainable development and engineering will find in this work many useful ideas and inspirations. If you want to understand how to improve the water supply situation in your region and what steps need to be taken to do so, then this book will be your reliable guide to the world of water resources.