Sentence examples for sewage removal from inspiring English sources

At the area around the old airport, which is supposed to be turned into a complex for a dozen Olympic sports, work crews in recent weeks were still removing debris and churning up earth so the pipes for sewage removal could be laid.

As Charles Duhigg reported in The Times last March: "For decades, these systems — some built around the time of the Civil War — have been ignored by politicians and residents accustomed to paying almost nothing for water delivery and sewage removal.

The U.N. reported in March that contributions to its ongoing emergency appeal are lagging and funds are running out for even such basics as clean-water delivery and sewage removal.

One of the most interesting things I read while there was in Wallace Broecker and Robert Kunzig's excellent book, Fixing Climate, where they discuss the introduction of underground sewage removal and the resistance to it from people I imagine to be very similar to Sammy Wilson.

As underground sewage removal was proposed and planned, these towering Wilsons of their day claimed that it was too expensive to take the filth from the streets and carry it away underground and that the links between ill health and crap all over the pavements were unfounded.

In short, we, the customers, must mandate underground power and other climate-proof infrastructure solutions— countrywide – because electricity, clean water, sewage removal, and natural gas are the most important infrastructures that keep us all alive, day after day, year after year.

Sewage phage removal rates were higher than for the pure MS2 cultures.

However, cultured and sewage E. coli removal rates were similar, suggesting the dominance of free E. coli cells in the sewage.

Wastewater treatment, also called sewage treatment, the removal of impurities from wastewater, or sewage, before they reach aquifers or natural bodies of water such as rivers, lakes, estuaries, and oceans.

The results proved that oleaginous species can conveniently be used for the phytotreatment of grey and yellow waters from source separation of domestic sewage, displaying high removal efficiencies of nutrients and organic substances (nitrogen > 80%; phosphorous > 90%; COD nearly 90%).

Service charges for the likes of sewage and trash removal and fire protection, for instance, are often billed at the same time as property taxes and, federal officials say, can be nettlesome to diplomats uncertain just what exactly they are liable for.