Sentence examples for sewage injection from inspiring English sources

The watersheds of central Oahu for example contained pineapple and sugar agriculture, cattle grazing, sewage injection wells, urbanization, perennial water courses, and coastal estuaries.

We scored sewage injection wells by their permitted flow rates: "major" wells are municipal facilities or wells pumping 50,000 3,000,000 gallons per day (gpd), "significant" wells pump 10,000 49,999 gpd, and "minor" wells pump 1,000 9,999 gpd.

We measured estrogens in sewage, injection-well water, and coastal tropical and offshore tropical water in the Pacific Ocean, western Atlantic Ocean, and Caribbean Sea.

Mr. Bogaerts notes that the hotels dispose of sewage through deep injection wells, which deposit human waste 70 to 100 feet underground.

This difference can be attributed primarily to urbanization effects that increase aquifer temperatures by land use changes, warm industrial water injection and sewage leaks.

Unfortunately, sometimes it seems that river has been considered a place for injection of sewages.

Unfortunately, sometimes it seems that river has been considered as a place for injection of sewages.

The objective of this study was to determine the benefits and limitations of injecting digested sewage sludge into land growing arable crops using shallow injection techniques.

The first case involves aquifer storage and recovery of water, the product of tertiary treated municipal sewage effluent, via a single injection and recovery well at Bolivar, South Australia.

The multivariate model showed the following to be predictors of HCV infection: age, injected drug use (OR = 6.65), sniffed drug use (OR = 2.59), hospitalization (OR = 1.90), groups socially deprived by the lack of sewage disposal (OR = 2.53), and injection with glass syringe (OR = 1.52, with a borderline p value).

Reproducibility was assessed by injection of OC-free sewage discharge and river water spiked at 50 ng/L (n = 5).