Sentence examples for construction of sewage from inspiring English sources

The analysis was conducted on the basis of two projects within a range of environmental engineering – construction of sewage systems and a sewage treatment plant.

India's minister of water resources, Harish Rawat, has promised that the government will have a blueprint for a river cleanup program and to map out construction of sewage interception drains within two months.

Most of the money for the Ganges cleanup will go to the authorities of those states, and of dozens of grimy towns, for the construction of sewage treatment plants and other infrastructure.

The government also promised to build "well-equipped statistical and monitoring systems" to gauge greenhouse gas emissions, accelerate construction of sewage treatment plants, retrofit coal-fired power plants with pollution controls and continue a pilot program to develop low-carbon cities.

Simultaneously, the construction of sewage channels and the Gowanus Expressway on the community's eastern edge created a physical barrier between Red Hook and the rest of Brooklyn, crippling the already struggling community further.

Finally, the fact that the aquifers in the study area are shallow and localised and that recharge is primarily from infiltrating precipitation, warrants the need for proper design and construction of sewage pits to forestall anthropogenic pollution due to seepage/leakage that may arise from possible hydraulic connection with the shallow groundwater system in the study area.

Along with water supply, the construction of sewage-treatment facilities in many cities has helped raise public health standards.

In the last 15 years, the Fed eral Government, states and cities‐ have spent $5‐billion on federally aided construction of local sewage treatment plants But the sewage of perhaps half the nation's population is still inadequately treated.

The construction of centralized sewage treatment plants began in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, principally in the United Kingdom and the United States.

Thanks to the Clean Water Act of 1972, when Congress voted over $24 billion $130 billionn in today's money) for the construction of modern sewage plants across the country, America has begun to catch up.

Construction of the sewage storage tank would close the pool, and possibly an adjoining playground, basketball court and skate park, for years; officials have not said whether they would come up with a temporary alternative.