Sentence examples for spreading sewage from inspiring English sources

If Mrs. Clinton shared some of Mr. Dunau's peculiarities -- or, for that matter, embraced his 23-page manifesto, which calls for the legalization of marijuana, a cap on credit card interest rates and a ban on spreading sewage sludge on farmlands -- it would be a sensation from Buffalo to Bombay.

There have been health concerns raised about spreading sewage sludge, often dubbed "biosolids".

Movement of such contaminants into surrounding areas in form of dust, leachates through the soil, and spreading of sewage sludge is a common example of contamination of the ecosystems [1].

Apparently, the spreading of sewage sludge at the White House was a public relations ploy by the Environmental Protection Agency and, no doubt, the sludge industry to convince the public that using sludge in gardens and farms is as safe as using normal compost.

Rumors spread that sewage water would be used in the fountains.

Cholera is mainly a problem in poor countries partly because it is spread when sewage contaminates food or water supplies; hundreds of millions of poor people around the world lack access to clean water.

Monoterpene emissions of Quercus coccifera L. were repeatedly measured during the two years following the spreading of a sewage sludge compost at rates of 50 Mg ha−1 and 100 Mg ha−1, in a twelve-year-old post-fire Mediterranean shrubland.

This study was designed to evaluate the impact of sewage sludge spreading on tropical soilborne heavy metal speciation.

Antibiotics, such as sulfadiazine, reach agricultural soils directly through manure of grazing livestock or indirectly through the spreading of manure or sewage sludge on the field.

We demonstrated that sewage sludge spreading over a 2-year period did not have an impact on soilborne heavy metal concentrations but affected speciation of the most mobile fractions of Ni and Zn.

This observation compares favourably with earlier work by Fianko et al. (2008) in groundwater of the Densu River Basin, where agriculture, spreading of animal manure, sewage sludge and effluent were deduced as the probable causes of increased levels of nitrate in the groundwaters.