Sentence examples for release sewage from inspiring English sources

The study, arranged by the Great Lakes Commission and the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence Cities Initiative, both advocacy groups, concluded that the 688 local governments in the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence River region spend much of the money on aging wastewater systems, which can release sewage when overwhelmed with rain.

The rich would not be seen dead on the foreshore promenades where anglers cast for mullet on the weekends when the council does not release sewage into the sea, or on the beaches where whizzing cricket balls, rubbish and tens of thousands of paddlers vie for space.Mumbai's sports clubs, with British colonial roots, used to be the ticket.

And in many cities, a mild thunder storm is enough to overflow sewers and release sewage into fresh water supplies.

An example: A regular old building acts much like a machine, powered by a central furnace and releasing sewage and other waste out through pipes.

The Crystal Cruises incident prompted Mr. Simitian, the state senator, to write what are now laws banning the release of sewage, oily bilge or sewage sludge into California waters and prohibiting cruise ships from incinerating garbage within three miles of the state's shore.

(i) Decontamination of human and animal wastewater and sewage in hospitals, farms, but also urban sewage, treatment plant discharge, sewage overflow, run-off manure-fertilized agricultural fields and livestock farms; particular interest of decontamination in developing countries where the resistant organisms released in the environment have larger chances to be reacquired by humans and animals.

An earlier version of this piece suggested that cruise ships release untreated sewage at sea.

Other cities like Chicago, with aging sewer systems, release untreated sewage into lakes and rivers during storms.

Whenever the city experiences more than two inches of rain in a day, the flow overloads the treatment plants, and overflow valves release untreated sewage into New York waterways.

In 49 cities and towns, combined sewer and storm water systems release untreated sewage directly into the river during heavy rains.

It happens dozens of times a year, undermining water quality, closing beaches and endangering aquatic life: Hit by major rainfall, New York's sewers release raw sewage and polluted storm water into New York Harbor.