Sentence examples for water outfalls from inspiring English sources

The Canton citizens group has raised repeated concerns about the proposed North Canton coal strip mine, which will have mine water outfalls into a creek feeding Canton Lake, the public water supply for over 20,000 people.

On inspection after the outbreak, the spring was found to be under the influence of surface water; a large pool of water was found in the area over the water collection pipes, probably the result of a late snow melt combined with heavy rains and ground water outfalls.

Possible sources of SVOCs to the estuarine surface sediments are the numerous industries along the waterway including a petroleum storage facility and paper mill, as well as non-point sources such as ship traffic, storm water outfalls and surface runoff (Van Dolah et al. 1990).

Although downstream contaminant dispersal patterns showed that at low flow the brook was less successful in absorbing contaminants at polluted surface water outfall (PSWO) entry points than it was at high flow (supporting the low flow strategy of contemporary audit schedules), this effect was found to vary downstream in response to reoxygenation from less polluted outfalls.

The outfall water quality falls in the poor and marginal category, while in upstream it was marginal, good and fair.

As a result, the rapid drainage of excess water from the outfall of the reclamation strip almost certainly removed all of the clay and silt-sized particles.

Recently, many critical scholars raise concerns about the rising levels of brine discharge, effects of water intake and outfall systems infrastructure, plants' high energy consumption and fragmented regulatory and policy frameworks.

Surface waters near WWTP outfalls contain a myriad of organic and inorganic compounds that can interact as toxic mixtures.

Thus, more information is necessary to better predict the effect of chronic exposure to complex mixtures such as surface waters near WWTP outfalls.

However, determining the optimum site for water intake and brine outfalls is the key issue at the planning stage of coastal desalination plant projects.

Using a risk assessment approach, one study estimated that the risk of contracting GI illness from incidental ingestion of water affected by CSO outfalls was 0.14 and nearly 0.70 over the course of a year for visitors and recreators, respectively (Donovan et al. 2008).