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Waste Water Treatment
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Waste Water Treatment
Examines wetlands and greenhouse technologies and traditional approaches, discussing advantages and disadvantages.
1,800 words (approx. 7.2 pages) |
10 sources |
1992
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"Polluted water detrimentally impacts the health and environmental quality of societies worldwide. Public outcry has resulted in state and federal passage of laws that limit discharge and fund new technologies for wastewater treatment. As a result, several new technologies have been developed for treating controllable point sources of waste in larger cities and near major industrial manufacturing concerns. However, much work remains to be done."In 1984, for example, more than 100 million Americans were served by sewage treatment plants that did not meet standards set by the Clean Water Act.". As late as 1987, the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) claimed that "well over 70% of the systems serving communities under 10,000 in the Southeast violate discharge standards.". They estimated that nearly $79 billion is ..."
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