Sentence examples for waste water disposal from inspiring English sources

In the Marcellus region, oil firms have published plans to build waste water disposal plants.

Fracking waste water disposal is causing earthquakes in at least ten states.

Asia has been worst hit, with up to 50% of all rivers now affected by severe pathogen pollution caused by a cocktail of untreated waste water disposal, agricultural pesticides run-off and industrial pollution.

It was demonstrated that the heterogeneous magnesium methoxide, instead of homogeneous catalyst, offered significant benefits such as reaching less number of unit operations, reducing energy consumption, and not requiring neutralization, waste water disposal or salt waste processing.

Confluent round jet arrays are common within several fields of engineering, as detailed knowledge of the flow field development of confluent round jets is of great importance to design engineers working with, for example, chemical mixing, multiple jet burners, waste water disposal systems or ventilation supply devices.

(b) To minimized the wastage of water: To accomplish the objective of minimized fresh water consumption and waste water disposal, water pinch methodology was used.

Challenges range from practical issues like efficient transport infrastructure, water supplies, waste-water disposal and waste management to social issues like the co-existence of rich and poor, she said.

Its applications are manifold and include irrigation-systems development, flood and land-erosion control, waste-water disposal and treatment, pollution abatement, recreational use of water, fish and wildlife preservation, hydropower generation, and the design of hydraulic structures.

This study presents the case study of a collective action against a proposed industrial waste-water disposal project in the city of Qidong, Jiangsu province in 2012 to explore the role of collective identity in the formation and mobilisation of environmental protests in contemporary China.

On-site waste-water disposal systems, which discharge to the subsurface, have been shown to readily contaminate ground and surface waters.

Six of the 21 questions asked how serious were environmental problems related to the disposal of toxic wastes, water pollution, disposal of solid waste and garbage, pollution of beaches, loss of open space, and air pollution.