Sentence examples for improved sewage from inspiring English sources
Since those early days, we have improved sewage treatment plants and banned DDT, but new threats to human and environmental health are mounting: pollution from hydraulic fracking, leaking oil pipelines, nuclear disasters, and other localized impacts on communities.
Thankfully, improved sewage treatment processes and efforts to divert dry-weather runoff to our treatment plants, rather than allowing it to dribble onto or under our beaches, have allowed the water in Santa Monica Bay to improve.
But it was not until 1859 that work began on an improved sewage system for London.
Thanks to improved sewage treatment and tougher limits on industrial waste in the past 3 decades, bird and fish populations have been making a comeback on the Hudson.
The scheme would comprise more than 200 individual projects to reduce industrial pollution and improve sewage treatment and water quality.
Includes information on workers' compensation cases for city employees; press releases concerning racial discrimination in Paterson; draft for improving sewage legislation; etc. 1952.
Ofwat, the industry regulator, worries that the super-sewer may be too expensive and that the money would be better spent on improving sewage treatment.
The group also campaigns for related environmental issues, like reducing pollution from storm-water runoff, improving sewage treatment plants and banning copper-based paint for boat bottoms that kills marine life when it erodes.
The last of the insecticides was banned by 1984; some £30bn has been spent on improving sewage treatment since 1990; and according to the Environment Agency, Britain's waterways are probably now in a better state than they have been at any time since the start of the Industrial Revolution.
And in their study based on Mexican municipalities, Adida and Girod (2011) show that families devote remittances to improving sewage and water provision.
Extensive expansion of the sewage system is urgent in order to reduce the runoff of household waste, as well as to improve sewage treatment for safe disposal in the sea.
