Sentence examples for environment sewage from inspiring English sources

Vibrio must be introduced to an environment — sewage from a camp of United Nations peacekeepers from Nepal, for instance, presumably introduced a Vibrio strain to Haiti last year.

Environmentally relevant polar persistent organic pollutants (pharmaceuticals and diagnostic agents) were chosen according to human consumption and occurrence in the aquatic environment (sewage plant effluents, rivers and groundwater) to investigate their behavior during photocatalytic oxidation.

They're worried about public safety, the environment, sewage and, because this is Southern California, parking.

They are thought to enter the environment through sewage treatment plants, waste incineration plants and landfill [5 7].

Selenium also comes into environment through sewage sludge, fly ash from coal-fired power plants, oil refineries, and mining of metal ores (Hamilton 2004; Lemly 1997).

One such environment includes sewage, so I caught up with Brendan to find out what necessitates this foul job and why he does it.

The volume of antimicrobials reentering the environment in sewage sludge after initial successful capture from wastewater is substantial; 57 000 ± 233 000 and 140 000 ± 211 000 kg/yr of TCS and TCC, respectively, are applied on U.S. land annually; for TCC, this is equivalent to a staggering 4.8 48.2% of its total U.S. consumption volume.

Such compounds are excreted by humans and released into aquatic environments via sewage treatment plant.

Free, infective phages for B. anthracis are also found in many environments, including sewage, tannery effluent, animal hair, soil and water at or near anthrax carcasses, as well as soil at non-endemic areas [18], [47], [48], [49], [50], [51], [52].

Alphaproteobacteria are commonly found in freshwater environments, including sewage.

Active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) may be released into the soil environment when contaminated sewage sludge, sewage effluent, or animal manure is applied to land.