Define three types of wastewater collection systems (Sewer Systems)? Describe any three sewer materials used in sewer systems.(REPLY IN 15 MIN, IN A HURRY)

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A: The matter is any substance that occupies space.

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Q: Describe five ways in which our water becomes polluted on a daily basis

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Q: What personal efforts can you and others commit to reduce the number of plastic bottles that end up…

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Q: causes of poor solid waste management in your community How is waste water managed

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Q: Explain in simple terms “acidic rainwater can leach aluminum from soil clay particles and then flow…

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Q: As environmental science student, think at least 5 ways in managing domestic wastewater discharge…

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Q: Expalin in detail the one use and one potential environmental risk of sludge usage.

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Q: To reduce water waste, it will be helpful if costs are increased to reflect the true expenses…

A: Answer: WATER WASTE : It is the phenomenon by which wastage of water occurs. Water is universal…

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Q: How does primary sludge differ from activated sludge? What type of changes in the sludge are carried…

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Q: How does waste management in Texas compare to the management in other states?

A: Waste management in Texas is done in a very effective way.

Q: Explain the effect of dumping untreated sewage into a pond on the eutrophication of the pond. The…

A: A process wherein a water body become mineral and nutrient rich progressively is termed…

Q: Pollution caused by liquid and solid waste in the country would be prevented and reduced.for this…

A: Waste minimisation is a set of processes and practices intended to reduce the amount of waste…

Q: Distinguish between point and nonpoint sources of pollution.

A: Pollution is the emergence of harmful or toxic materials/chemicals in the environ meant. The…

Q: Identify what you believe to be the number one waste or pollution problem faced by the United States…

A: Pollution is caused by any undesirable waste that affects the air, water and land and drastically…

Q: What are the causes of poor solid waste management in your community

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Q: Discuss the different methods of water analysis to determine pollution.

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Q: Have the provisions of the Clean Water Act been effective? Discuss some of the methods we can adopt,…

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Q: A given municipal wastewater can be treated with the following methods. N + AS, Activated sludge…

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Q: What is the importance of regular solid waste collection from the point of view of environmental…

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Q: Knowing the different types of wastes and how they are generated, identify how they affect people’s…

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Q: Match the items given in column A and B:Column A                                 Column B(a)…

A: Pollution is the introduction of harmful materials in sufficient concentration levels into the…

Q: In the figure below, which zone is expected to have the highest infiltration rate? Why (give two…

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Q: What is Waste Management?

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Q: Explain the manner in which pollution is caused by solid industrial waste, industrial effluents and…

A: Pollution is a harmful cause to the environment.  These include air, water, land, radioactive,…

Q: In more than 200 words, explain how recycle helps reduce plastic waste.

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Q: How is waste water managed in your community? Describe it.

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Q: With biological magnification, the highest pollution load will be in

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Q: What are the causes of poor solid waste management in a community

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Q: Based on the Exercise on the Isolation of Coliform to assess water quality. When is your drinking…

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Q: Define briefly the term pollution.

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Q: A wastewater treatment plant discharges of effluent into a stream. Just upstream from the discharge…

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Q: Discuss the process of purifying drinking water and the importance of each step in the removal of…

A: Purification of water includes the removal of harmful substances from it.

Q: Discuss the use and over-utilization of surface and ground water.

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Q: Where residence times of pollutants are known in particular systems, they indicate the length of…

A: The active substance in an ecosystem which is responsible for causing the pollution is a pollutant.

Q: Which of the following treatments of sewage involves the use of anaerobic bacteria? A. Primary…

A: Sludge digester is a biological process where organic substances are decomposed and finally stable.

Q: State four reasons why even degradable contaminants ten to persist in groundwater

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Physical and Chemical features

The physical property of a compound could be determined without modifying the originality of the compound. Examples of physical properties are density, hardness, color, boiling, and melting point. The chemical property expresses the ability of a compound to undergo a particular chemical change.