Sentence examples for water disposed from inspiring English sources

Urban water disposed through combined sewer outflows is the cause of approximately 12% of estuary impairments in the U.S. (Arnone and Walling [2007]).

The integration of aquaculture with agriculture appears to be an excellent way of saving water, disposing aquaculture effluents and providing additional fertilizer to the agricultural crop.

Each composite variable was used as a continuous variable: (1) Poor sanitary conditions: not having a toilet facility, not having safe water, disposing of rubbish on the field).

After calculating the loads of each sink and source stream, the process has requirement of water equal to 1,980.57 m3/day; from these 1,056.46 m3/day is fresh water and 2,736.29 m3/day of water are disposed as aqueous waste; this disposable waste can be recycled.

However, we recommend that water is disposed of on land and away from a water source.

Class I and Class II waste re-injection are the most important methods for disposing of fluid in North Dakota: in 2007, more than 96% of produced water were disposed of using underground injection, and by 2012 all produced water was being managed by underground injection.

8, 20, 22, 23 A. aegypti mosquitoes breed in and around houses in regular water containers or disposed water-holding vessels.

These harmful dyes containing waste water are disposed directly into the river without proper treatment causing carcinogenic and mutagenic effects (Akar and Özcan 2009).

Fate of radium (Ra) in liquid regeneration brine wastes from water softeners disposed to septic tanks in the New Jersey Coastal Plain was studied.

Ethanol is also biodegradable and has a relatively low bio-toxicity; any spillage of pure ethanol may be simply diluted with water and disposed of down the drain [24].

That water is disposed of in injection wells that sometimes reach more than a mile underground, where the fluid lubricates long-dormant and sometimes previously unknown faults.