Sentence examples for point of pollutants from inspiring English sources

There is a sinkhole located in the middle of the rural settlements known as Kalen sinkhole, or in the local language, Luweng Kalen surrounded by settlements in higher elevation; the sinkhole becomes an entrance point of pollutants, which are flushed to the sinkhole by heavy rainfall.

Tank condition, management and number of users had influenced effluent quality that can pose a direct risk to stream waters as multiple points of pollutants.

Point sources of pollutants are of major concern in an urban area; on the other hand, non-point sources are of major concern in the rural areas (Asante et al. 2008).

The goal of this paper is to present bluff body flow and transport from steady point sources of pollutants, or chemical and biological agents in an idealized urban environment This paper includes ventilation behavior in different street canyon configurations.

Small point sources of pollutants such as septic tanks are recognised as significant contributors to streams' pathogen and nutrient loadings, however there is little data in the UK on which to judge the potential risks that septic tank effluents (STEs) pose to water quality and human health.

KNPNHS is in southwestern Nova Scotia, Canada (Supporting Information, Figure S1) and is not impacted by local industrial developments or other point sources of pollutants (16).

We can potentially use it to monitor trends in human exposures, serve as an early warning system for new environmental exposures, assess low-level exposures around hazardous waste and other point sources of pollutants, evaluate the effectiveness of regulatory programs, and study etiologies of diseases (e.g., childhood cancer and birth defects) that are likely to be related to the environment.

The lake being located in the north-west of Srinagar city had become a recipient of urban run-off and surrogate end point for pollutants of domestic and commercial effluents.

Low concentrations of pollutant at the pedestrian level are found in Case 2 compared to Cases 3 and 4. Thus, the separation of stepup and stepdown notches in non-uniform street canyons might be a good choice for uneven building layout arrangements from the point of view of pollutant dispersion and human health.

Microbial community was shifted to adapt to transformation of pollutants and point-source pollution in the studied river.

Another interesting result is that for almost all chemical substances analyzed, bogues captured near sewage outfalls showed the highest levels of pollutants, pointing out the need of stringent measures for wastewater treatment units discharging in coastal areas.