Sentence examples for radioactive sewage from inspiring English sources

Bear witness to the fact that, like our reviewer friend pointed out, this cocktail does indeed shine a shade of Simpsons' "radioactive sewage green".

The group said the discovery of uranium-233 heightened concerns about an unresolved proposal to remove radioactive contamination near the sewage treatment plant, which is at the headwaters of the Peconic River.

The E.P.A.'s moves follow reports in The New York Times about gas-industry wastewater with high levels of radioactivity being sent to sewage treatment plants that were not designed to remove radioactive materials.

Nuclear research reactors and other facilities at the lab were polluting the Peconic River for decades with metal, chemical and radioactive contaminants by way of the sewage treatment plant on the B.N.L. campus.

It is a city where blacks have little clout, few cultural institutions and only one remaining neighborhood, the homely, lonely Bayview-Hunters Point, best known for a sewage treatment plant and radioactive Superfund site.

The letters from federal and state regulators follow reports in The New York Times about gas industry wastewater with high levels of radioactivity being discharged into rivers and streams by sewage treatment plants that were not designed to remove radioactive materials.

As an ion exchanger, clinoptilolite has been used to remove cesium and strontium from radioactive wastes produced in reprocessing nuclear fuels and to remove ammonia from sewage streams.

But since 2004, the water provided to more than 49 million people has contained illegal concentrations of chemicals like arsenic or radioactive substances like uranium, as well as dangerous bacteria often found in sewage.

Yet sewage treatment plant operators say they are far less capable of removing radioactive contaminants than most other toxic substances.

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According to a March 2nd report by Democracy Now documents exist which indicate that government regulators and industry officials in various sewage plants knew that problems existed pertaining to their treatment and release of radioactive wastewater from gas drilling into rivers and streams but did nothing to rectify the situation.