Sentence examples for of waste water management from inspiring English sources

Equally, a marketable solution to the ever increasing problem of dealing with liquid waste from our cities would put the UK at the forefront of waste water management on a global level.

The purified amylase was tested for its potential in the use of waste water management.

While the cost characteristics of centralised waste water management systems (WMS) have been studied extensively, the economics of decentralised WMS are less understood.

The council advised the government on how best to encourage green development in Malaysia, with a focus on such issues as the handling of industrial waste, water management, and reforestation.

The total costs comprise the treatment and transportation costs of centralised and on-site waste water management systems relative to specific CRs.

A huge range of applications is targeted/has been targeted such as the agricultural sector, veterinary analysis, beverage industry, fermentation industry, waste water management, monitoring of environmental pollution, microbial contamination, clinical diagnosis, drug monitoring and analysis, mining, military and defence sectors, aerospace personnel safety and many others.

"We are excited to be a part of this project with Duke as it enables the county to meet growing bandwidth requirements in support of critical emergency management and medical services, waste water management, law enforcement, our public libraries, and provide greater capacity to meet future technology bandwidth requirements at significant savings," Davis said.

Critics of shale oil extraction pose questions about environmental management issues, such as waste disposal, extensive water use, waste water management, and air pollution.

Untreated waste is cited as one of the biggest sources of pollution in Canada, and the Liberal government has pledged to protect freshwater resources and invest in waste water management, although critics say their pledge is for an insignificant amount.

The president of the commission, Oscar Monroy, who is one of Mexico's leading authorities on waste-water management, says this should be part of a city-wide scheme to collect rainwater rather than have it pumped from ever-more distant sources.

Implications for the management of waste water by this strategy are discussed.