Sentence examples for sewage emerging from inspiring English sources

But he said he and his staff never found problems like sewage emerging, odors or slime or algal growth in the water.

However, there are also organic pollutants in sewage sludge such as emerging pollutants of concern (EMPOC), pharmaceuticals and personal care products (PPCP), among others antibiotics, endocrine disruptors, fragrances, UV filters, and antiseptics which are released to the environment [30] and where no limits exist so far.

But with a green approach, she says, "You have all these [positive] impacts on society on a social, economic, and environmental level.... Why wouldn't you want to do it this way?" As researchers, city officials, and utility managers grapple with an environment that is changing around them, a new way of thinking about sewage and stormwater is emerging.

There is a rising concern about the capability of sewage treatment works in treating emerging chemicals, such as polybrominated diphenyl ethers (PBDEs).

PVC piping is used in irrigation, sewage and water services—all essential to emerging growth.

The nondiscretionary use of antibiotics in agriculture and human medicine has led to the discharge of many residual antimicrobial compounds and their derivatives into the sewage system, which is considered an emerging environmental niche for the dissemination of antimicrobial resistance genes.

The eyes of these creatures glided over the crowd as they rode on tongas, emerging untouched from dark streets where sewage flowed in the uncovered gutters, as prominent as targets in brightest-red silk, lipstick, gold.

Even in a world of robot planes firing missiles at farming villages and entire American neighborhoods of boarded up homes with no owners, the most terrifying images are those of people in Galveston hospitalized with over a thousand bug bites from giant freak mosquitos emerging from a toxic sludge of sewage, asbestos, and what-all left behind by Ike.

The aim of this paper is to explore the design possibility for improvising our approach to treating greywater sewage in the context of depleting water resources and emerging conurbations at regional levels of development.

This study compared the removal rates and internal dynamics of Escherichia coli in a range of commonly used and emerging subsurface flow systems designed for secondary treatment of domestic sewage.

There are numerous perennial and ephemeral streams emerging from the northeast (NE) flank passing through industrial belt often loaded with industrial and sewage discharges and transverse flow across the valley to join Sirsa nadi (CGWB 1975).