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    Fecal Coliforms

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    snowmelt runs over the land surface, it will pick up potential pollutants include pathogenic organisms as it runs over livestock excrement from barnyards, pastures, rangelands, feedlots. Furthermore, the discharge from the areas of land application of sewage sludge deposit or effluents discharge from wastewater into freshwater and the seepage of the human waste from a septic tanks. Some of the runoff will infiltrate into the soil or be into the groundwater and other will end up in streams or…

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    Understand How Your Septic Tanks Works So You Can Avoid Disasters You may imagine your septic tank takes a long time to fill up after you've had it pumped out, and once it's full, it's time to pump it out again. If so, you may be surprised to know it only takes a few days for the tank to become full again. The key is what's inside the tank. If it's mostly water, your tank is okay. It there is only a small amount of water squeezed between a thick layer of sludge on the bottom and a layer of oil…

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    For my first paragraph Water Pollution is a harmful thing if not careful, such as, “ Water Pollution is the contamination of natural water bodies by contamination of natural water bodies by chemical,physical,radioactive, or pathogenic microbial substances”( C. Michael Hogan pg3/6).Iin this quote the author of this article is telling the audience that in the polluted waters in any river there could be any of these substances inside the water that can possibly cause a very harmful sickness. For…

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    Lariat Investigative Lake Mission Viejo will soon be filled with recycled water as the Santa Margarita Water District proposes to construct a water treatment facility that would intake SMWD disinfected tertiary effluent, which is liquid waste or sewage, and produce purified effluent for direct discharge and use. The structure would encompass about 5,000 square feet and would house the Advanced Water Purification treatment processes, consist of micro- or ultra- filtration, reverse osmosis, and…

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    Pharmaceutical pollutants pose a drastic issue for the environment as a whole. Pharmaceuticals are extensively used for the health care of humans, which results in their detection in the environmental waters. Because these medications are consumed every day, they end up in local oceans, rivers, lakes, and possibly even into the drinking water if it has not been properly treated. Pharmaceutical pollutants have devastating effects on the environment, in particular, the aquatic animals in the…

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    There exists a pattern of historically disenfranchised groups in the United States, such as minorities and low-income communities, being exposed to a disproportionate level of environmental hazards such as toxic waste, pollution and urban decay. This relationship between social and environmental aspects has been termed environmental racism, and beginning in the mid to late 20th century the Environmental Justice Movement grew to combat the politically normalized existence of environmental racism…

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    All households that have been identified by UASs as having straight pipe discharge is potential household for conducting socioeconomic study. We will use a simple random sampling method to select the interview respondent so that each social actor (in this case each household) in the neighborhood will have equal probability of being interviewed. Depending on the number of households, we will interview 20 -30 percent households that has straight pipe. We will also include about the same number of…

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    chemicals, as well as by sewage, A vivid revival. The World Health Organization (WHO) has identified water pollution as "any change in the components of its composition, directly or indirectly, because of human activity," which makes the water less suitable for the natural uses assigned to it or some, Changes in the natural, biological and chemical properties of water that make it unsuitable for drinking or domestic, industrial and agricultural uses…

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    Algae Biofuel

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    First the raw sewage goes into the Influent box where there are screens that pick up any large objects that don’t belong such as twigs, etc. Second are the Facultative Ponds. There are two different facultative ponds, North and South, where the algae first begin to grow naturally and eat away at the sewage. There are no added algae to the system, all of the algae is already in the wastewater but has not been…

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    The first level is referred to as the Primary Treatment, or Mechanical. This level is made to remove the suspending or floating solids from raw sewage. The mechanical part of this level would refer to the screening or sedimentation of the process. Many advanced wastewater treatment plants in industrialized countries have started with this primary stage and then adds more treatment stages beyond…

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