One recent complaint was resolved, Mr. Ponturo said, when investigators found that a mothball smell in bottled water stemmed from the fact that the homeowner had stored the bottle alongside mothballs.
Contrary to the water stemming from the lake of the Upper-Sûre, these additional sources are usually used without (major) treatment.
In addition, the increase in salinity of surface waters stems from the discharge of high salt concentrations of waste effluents (Chapman 1996; Thilagavathi et al. 2012).
A remarkable impulse to the knowledge of Caribbean species diversity, particularly from deep waters, stemmed from several scientific cruises conducted in the late nineteenth century.
Saudi climate professors believe the water crisis stems from the 1983 decision to grow wheat in the kingdom.
Of the bicarbonate ions in river water, 56 percent stems from the atmosphere, 35 percent from carbonate minerals, and 9 percent from the oxidative weathering of fossil organic matter.
This paper argues that the Flint water crisis stems from the city's inability to address the consequences of large-scale population loss, the Flint region's unwillingness to engage in regional planning, and a societal lack of care for infrastructure and shrinking cities.
The need for standards and guidelines in water quality stems from the need to protect human health.
The water problems stemmed from a decision to use the Flint river as a more affordable water supply.
