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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Centralized Wastewater Treatment"”.
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Evaluation of the integration of emerging sanitation technologies in centralized wastewater treatment systems
Submission published under a 24 month embargo labeled 'Closed Access', the embargo will last until 2027-05-01
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Water Quality and Urbanization: a Multitemporal Study of the Pierson Creek Drainage Basin, Greene County, Missouri
… this, building locations, areas served by centralized wastewater treatment, areas of increased risk for water pollution, and water quality test sites were mapped. Weights were assigned to areas of increased risk. A method enabling quantification of multi-family, commerical, and industrial …
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Optimization of wastewater stabilization ponds in Honduras
… of Technology (MIT) conducted a study of wastewater treatment systems in Honduras. Building upon previous research, this study assessed the state of centralized wastewater treatment facilities. The project included travel to Honduras in January 2009 for a field survey of these facilities. …
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Onsite Remediation of Pharmaceuticals and Personal Care Products in Domestic Wastewater using Alternative Systems Including Constructed Wetlands
… monitored or regulated in US drinking water or wastewater. Researchers have found low levels of TOrCs in aquatic and terrestrial environments all over the globe, and observed negative effects on impacted biota. The primary source of TOrCs in the environment is domestic wastewater discharges. …
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Evaluation of innovative decentralized sanitation technologies in Ghana
… lack access to improved sanitation, and 90% of wastewater in developing countries is discharged into the environment without any treatment. However, the construction of sewerage systems and centralized wastewater treatment plants is neither an affordable nor appropriate solution for many areas. …
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Applications of Wastewater-Based Surveillance Within Rural and Unsewered Communities
Wastewater-based surveillance (WBS) presents the opportunity to describe disease and health trends within human populations both more broadly and at a lower cost than clinical reporting. However, rural communities and 'unsewered' households, the latter of which typically treat household wastewater …