Parmarth's sewage "goes directly into the municipal sewage line," she added.
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Sewage facilities are not working because the sewage plants are not working.
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Mexico has a sewage pipe, I&aposve been covering this issue of the sewage pipe for years, that pumps raw sewage right into the Pacific Ocean.
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"We often go to sewage treatment plants and just scoop out sewage," he said.
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Fertilizers made from sewage sludge -- the by-product of sewage water treatment -- are another source.
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That ups the risk of combined sewage overflow events, when sewage seeps into reservoirs of clean water.
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In addition, two sewage treatment plants were not working, leading to concerns about potential sewage spills, she added.
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Another is pipeline pumps for water, sewage and fuels and core functions at water and sewage treatment plants.
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In October, a sewage pipe burst in the basement, filling our bedroom and the building hallway with sewage fumes.
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Because sewage treatment capacity is far below sewage generated, the city's rivers and canals are filled with raw waste.
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In Denver, murky light brown sewage is discharged by the Metro Sewage Treatment Plant into the South Platte River.
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"The water was extremely polluted there was raw sewage and chemical sewage being dumped right into the Nile," she recalls.
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Sewage sludge -- the semi-solid by-product of sewage water treatment -- is used in many countries to fertilize agricultural fields.
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"When we are talking about flooding, we are talking about walking around in sewage, it's bacterial infested sewage," Fernandes says with disbelief.
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In many cities, it goes into the drainage system, which then runs into the sewage system, and the sewage systems get overrun.
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A PVC pipe carried sewage away from the house, but wasn't nearly long enough to stop sewage from ending up in her yard.
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With no modern sewage treatment plant in Gaza, seawater and sewage from two million people has been seeping into groundwater, their drinking water.
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When you state "Human Poop" you are part of the sewage deception or con that the sewage industry and EPA are a masters at.
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The truly horrendous corruption and incompetence has meant that sewage pumping stations are in disrepair and raw sewage is being pumped directly into the water.
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Equipment failures at a Seattle sewage treatment plant have caused about 30 million gallons of raw sewage to spill into Puget Sound, the Associated Press reports.
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"A lot of them are part of the sewage system, so any time it rains they get a lot of raw sewage flowing in," he said.
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The Willamette River in Oregon was polluted with 1.3 million gallons of partially treated sewage, and, a few days later, with an "unknown amount" of raw sewage.
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I-- my-- urge to sample sewage has not been-- BILL GATES: We're back-- WARREN BUFFETT: I've gotten to 87 without any urge -- any urge to sample sewage.
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He doesn't need another toll road, and no private investors are looking to build a new sewage system because sewage doesn't pay the bills (and also, ick).
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For example, preventing raw sewage from entering New York City's waterways when it rains would require a multibillion-dollar investment in the wastewater and sewage treatment system.
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The problem is only toilet paper should be flushed, and anything else could end up clogging up sewage pipes and sending sewage to seep onto the streets.
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Officials are investigating after failures at sewage treatment plants in Seattle have led to the spill of an estimated 3 million gallons of untreated sewage into Puget Sound.
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At the same time, Gaza does not have sufficient sewage treatment facilities, so roughly 100 million liters of raw sewage flows from Gaza every day into the Mediterranean.
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"Low-hanging electric wires sometimes combust when the sewage flow makes contact with them and it cuts our electricity supply," he said, walking carefully over sewage-soaked sand.
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"The sewage system is so overwhelmed that raw sewage has been known to reach the mattresses where children sleep, and flows untreated into open drains and sewers," IRC said.
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Since 1963, employees of Ruhleben's sewage plant have been collecting objects they've found swimming in Berlin's sewage system, and then putting them on display in glass cabinets at their visitor's center.
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To prevent these overflows, Trump's EPA is exploring a process called "blending," in which treatment plants combine partially treated sewage—in other words, partially free from contaminants—with fully treated sewage.
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But countless major cities are plagued by the stench of sewage, making residents wish they lived in a city that constantly pumped the fumes of chocolate instead of the fumes of sewage.
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Sewage treatment inside the new NGEST tanks is cause for some hope as it reflects a heightened level of determination among those who recognize that time — and sewage — flow against us all.
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In 2000, a disgruntled sewage treatment plant worker in Queensland, Australia hacked into his employer's industrial control system to unleash torrents of raw sewage onto public grounds, flooding the city's local Hyatt hotel.
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But millions of gallons of raw sewage daily pour into Gaza's Mediterranean beachfront: Israel destroyed much of the sewage infrastructure during the 250 war and there's not enough electricity to run what remains.
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For example, when two Veolia-operated plants spilled millions of gallons of sewage into San Francisco Bay, at least one city was forced to make multimillion-dollar upgrades to the offending sewage plant.
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"There wasn't water or sewage," McFarland said of the location.
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Such are the perils of maintaining an aging sewage system.
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Marine conservationist are also expressing concern over the border sewage.
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Tsunamis can contaminate the water supply, washing sewage into pipes.
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The oxycodone is thought to be from sewage treatment plants.
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So can flooding, discharges from sewage treatment plants, and boats.
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According to local activists, untreated sewage sludge is to blame.
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Since late 2016, sewage has sporadically spurted out of manholes.
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Such algae thrive on nutrients in sewage and farm runoff.
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This isn't the first attempt to mask unsavory sewage smells.
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For years, her sewage backed up every time it rained.
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A river of trash and sewage winds through the neighborhood.
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The proponents you speak of are making money on sewage.
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"This isn't a sewage system, it's a river," Miessner says.
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Rain and sewage water seeped through the tent's tarpaulin sheets.
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Humans can limit fertilizer and sewage runoff that damage coral.
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Go right now and check on the pipes and sewage.
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This stream also serves as the city's sewage disposal system.
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Sewage seeps into the earth, risking contamination of ground water.
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Raw sewage leaked onto the beach from a drainage channel.
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In Loreal Bell's apartment, raw sewage seeped into the basement.
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There are five sewage outfall sites along the Cape Town coast, pumping more than 10 million gallons of sewage a day—in some cases, just a couple miles away from beaches and surf breaks.
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OPP believes the city should construct the secondary pipelines which collect sewage from several streets, as well as build and maintain the main trunk systems which collect and flush out sewage from entire neighborhoods.
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No bill was passed to address Florida's decrepit sewage systems, which saw mass overflows after Hurricane Irma's flooding—but a bill was passed to allow companies to dump treated sewage into drinking water sources.
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The power crisis is affecting health and sanitation - because sewage treatment plants can't run, raw sewage is pouring into the Mediterranean - and now the elderly and sick are desperately trying to handle the heat.
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The source of the sewage comes from a combination of Florida's unique history of drained swamps, its aged infrastructure, and Irma knocking out the electricity that powered the sewage-draining pumps, reports The Washington Post.
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The following are five facts about the community: - Attawapiskat has declared a state of emergency five times since 2006 over poor drinking water, sewage contamination, housing shortage and flooding that led to sewage back up.
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The report revealed that close to 18 percent of survey respondents had experienced sewage backing up into their home in the last year, and eight percent had standing sewage or run-off near their homes.
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Basically, the setup is equal parts shellfish spa and sewage center.
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Sewage treatment plants are responsible for the biggest reductions in pollution.
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There were just a bunch of human bones soaking in sewage.
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It is mostly filled with garbage and Complexo do Alemão's sewage.
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Some returned to public housing complexes inundated with sewage and mud.
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They're now investigating whether the virus can spread through sewage systems.
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Singapore, reluctant to depend on Malaysia, recycles sewage into drinking water.
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We don't pay for sewage as we have a septic tank.
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There's been so much untreated sewage that's been discharged into streams.
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It bans discharges of sewage and oily mixtures in polar waters.
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There's the raw sewage in Guanabara Bay, slated for sailing events.
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Roughly half the city's sewage still flows untreated into Guanabara bay.
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The peacekeepers were stationed near a river and discharged raw sewage.
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Sewage treatment, water desalination, hospitals and the telecoms system are foundering.
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Tests on sewage show that the virus lurks in many cities.
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There was no running water, no electricity and no sewage system.
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Athletes have been concerned about sewage affecting their competitions as well.
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They will also have sewage plants, solar panels and rainwater harvesting.
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Sewage overflows, polluted stormwater and agricultural runoff may also contaminate water.
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The authorities have now promised to use treated sewage water instead.
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To be clear, planes can't empty their sewage tanks mid-flight.
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Here's a sampling of sewage news from the past month alone.
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In Washington D.C., raw sewage flows out into the Potomac river.
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In short, the river at this point is just diluted sewage.
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The southwestern city unloaded 8.5 million liters of raw sewage—a.k.a.
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The paths are strewn with garbage and sewage pipes burst often.
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Unicef stepped in again to help with the sewage plant's operation.
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Meryl: You pay electric and gas, I pay water and sewage.
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He pointed to a sewage pipe emerging from a storm drain.
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So how did these materials end up in the sewage system?
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Sewage and wastewater are treated and cleaned by two biodigestor systems.
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Holland America pled guilty to dumping sewage in Alaska in 2004
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Filled with raw sewage during the flood, it was a ruin.
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But others, including water and sewage treatment plants, were poorly rated.
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Pesticides, food waste and sewage have seeped into fjords and rivers.
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Sewage-treatment plants that are already under construction will be completed.
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"We have seen children playing in the raw sewage," he said.
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No electricity meant that water pumps and sewage systems couldn't function.
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We would like to clarify this was not a sewage leak.
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I pay no water or sewage bills, and no electricity bills.
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Restricting sewage and sediment runoff from shores that choke the coral.
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Problem number one, according to the lawsuit: the building's 96-year-old sewage system is seriously faulty, causing the pipes to repeatedly back up and sewage to seep out from under the first-floor restaurant's floorboards.
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Paes also hailed the unfinished sewage treatment work in Guanabara Bay as a relative success because sewage treatment had been improved from 15 percent to 50 percent, even if the 80 percent target was still far off.
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The community has been fighting for water and sewage service for decades.
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Cocaine initially enters the sewage systems through the urine of cocaine users.
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Similarly, less water pollution, sewage, and runoff may also aid coral recovery.
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By Monday, there was still no running water, power, or sewage services.
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Sailors have complained angrily about competing in the city's sewage-infested bay.
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It bans sewage discharges in polar waters and ones of oily mixtures.
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The sarcophagus was also full of red sewage that had leaked in.
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He found salmon rivers polluted by gasworks, lead, sewage and coal dust.
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The sewage that pours into the sea washes ashore on Israel's beaches.
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He promised $3bn and new plants to treat sewage and industrial waste.
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The tap water is undrinkable; untreated sewage is pumped into the sea.
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The sewage industry is already hungry to begin putting it to use.
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Love and sewage is in the air when riding the NYC subway.
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Nearly half of Puerto Rico's sewage treatment plants are out of service.
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This has opened the floodgates to sewage specialists, like Israel's Emefcy EMC.
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Numerous countries pledged to adopt strategies for reducing sewage and plastic pollution.
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On Monday, Venezuelans formed lines to fill containers from a sewage pipe.
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There's a terrible sewage backup in the river, and everything smells awful.
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But to be honest, the sewage treatment plant itself wasn't that odiferous.
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In 1856, New York City began dumping raw sewage into the creek.
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The dirty water will reportedly be discarded through the city's sewage system.
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Ever since I was a little kid, I've loved sewage treatment plants.
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It is the persistent taste in your mouth of rotting, metallic sewage.
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To some extent, sewage overflows are to be expected during big storms.
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Many roads - even in the shadow of glittering skyscrapers - reek of sewage.
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There is no visible pooling of sewage, but there are other problems.
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In Lowndes County, Alabama, the report found residents lacked basic sewage systems.
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Monks speaking Mandarin Chinese — probably ethnic Han — were digging a sewage canal.
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He has promised them freshly paved roads and badly needed sewage pipes.
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The projects were in the fields of health, sewage, electricity and water.
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Behind the tent, sewage drained down the hill into a fetid pool.
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Raw sewage also backs up in homes, creating a stomach-turning mess.
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They swam across a sewage canal and finally reached a burning Humvee.
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Every day 1.1m cubic metres of sewage are pumped into Dhaka's rivers.
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The water is undrinkable and raw sewage is pumped into the sea.
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Meantime, some Tinker families were exposed to asbestos, sewage, vermin and mold.
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When rain overwhelms those systems, untreated sewage gets released into local waterways.
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As a result, problems from industrial pollution and untreated sewage have persisted.
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Authorities on both sides have agreed to drain the valley of sewage.
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The crew would enter a sewage pipe outside of the police cordon.
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They look like they're filled with raw sewage even if they're not?
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Those septic systems now treat 1.7 million gallons of sewage a day.
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Humans can limit fertilizer and sewage runoff that further damage the coral.
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Most of that is from food contaminated by human hands before serving, but fruits and vegetables can be contaminated by sewage in water used to grow them, and oysters or other shellfish can pick it up from sewage.
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"One resident with disabilities, for example, described a 'horrific nightmare': the continual leak of raw sewage from her bathroom ceiling — not repaired for months," the filing said, adding that she had to use a bucket to catch the sewage.
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Chan has spent years collecting phages in sewage and lakes across the world.
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And raw sewage has the potential damage both human health and the environment.
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Surfactants can come from many human-caused sources, including fertilizers, detergents, and sewage.
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The tank was full of rubbish; the neighbourhood's raw sewage flowed into it.
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Some days I walked through raw sewage, or mud up to my ankles.
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The sludge, they think, leaked into the sarcophagus from a nearby sewage trough.
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Listen here in advance of the April 21 release of New Age Sewage.
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"This is sewage, dirty water, and there are mosquito larvae there," she said.
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Many of its antiquated buildings lack air-conditioning, and sewage regularly backs up.
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The second big problem is that land is being poisoned by "sewage irrigation".
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Millions of gallons of untreated sewage are dumped in the river every day.
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No matter if the pipe is pumping sewage and people are consuming it.
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In this area Singapore even goes one better: it drinks its treated sewage.
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The stench in Barbados does not all come from sewage near the beaches.
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The spill occurred near a sewage plant operated by MGP Ingredients, officials said.
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Last June, raw sewage even began bubbling into the House of Commons basement.
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Like the rest of the river, it's suffered from Chicago's notorious sewage pollution.
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Not surprisingly, untreated sewage can also have a harmful effect on marine life.
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Renton plunges from the sewage of the stall into a glorious underwater hallucination.
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I could see it -- as I watched untreated sewage flow to open water.
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Advertisers who support such cultural sewage are helping to guarantee more of it.
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Jim Roberts, who manages the city's water and sewage operations, welcomed the announcement.
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The smell of sewage wafted in the air and relatives mostly stayed away.
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There were many other issues that needed addressing, such as functional sewage system.
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Sewage treatment plants could come on line over the course of a decade.
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We at Motherboard do not wish to be part of a sewage deception.
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We have to do that and provide food, drinking water, sewage, police service.
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Corroded pipes in one hospital caused sewage to leak into the operating room.
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Where the sewage and sludge have colluded,To bring down good people's morale.
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"I don't want to be cleaning the sewage off my furniture," she said.
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The lack of power affects everything from preserving fresh food to treating sewage.
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The drink was a green-brown color that looked a lot like sewage.
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Teal means it's safe to swim, pink means watch out for the sewage.
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Cover image: A sign warns of sewage contaminated ocean waters on a beach.
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He said he didn't realize the water may have been contaminated with sewage.
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Shekhar had also proposed a "paradigm shift" in the approach to sewage treatment.
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"We had problems with raw sewage coming back into our home," she said.
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Its already decrepit infrastructure deteriorated so severely that sewage overflowed into the sea.
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Those promises included reducing the flow of trash and raw sewage into the city's Guanabara Bay and Rodrigo de Freitas Lagoon as well as the construction of sewage infrastructure on lagoons and swamps adjacent to the Olympic Park and Village.
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Abandoned vehicles sit in sewage-tainted floodwater Wednesday, June 20, 2018, near Mercedes, Texas.
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But floodwater can also carry disease, be contaminated with sewage, or hide dangerous objects.
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Most of the money will go towards building sewage treatment plants and upgrading infrastructure.
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University buildings are supposed to conjure up feelings of majesty and tradition, not sewage.
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Nearly all groundwater has become undrinkable and untreated sewage is pouring into the Mediterranean.
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"We need to make sure sewage water doesn't get into the Ganges," he said.
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Three skeletons and water sewage were found in the sarcophagus (Egyptian Ministry of Antiquities)
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During Naz's commute to jail, we are shown murky puddles and dirty sewage drains.
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That sewage was essentially being pumped right into the East River with no treatment.
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"Untreated sewage is allowed to flow into the bay," he claimed at the time.
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These are often used to build, for example, motorways, bridges or sewage treatment plants.
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Water supplies are undrinkable and once-unspoilt Mediterranean beaches are contaminated by untreated sewage.
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The Kodungaiyur sewage treatment plant both disposes of waste and harnesses its energy potential.
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Across from her tent, a large cesspit is brimming with sewage water and rubbish.
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Waste-to-energy technology generates power from sources like domestic sewage and manufacturing processes.
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Our toilet has backed up, and sewage water is leaking through their ceiling below.
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On Monday, Venezuelans seeking water formed lines to fill containers from a sewage pipe.
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"Without these services, the city's water source will be contaminated with sewage," she added.
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In oaska, the reception to the chocolatey sewage trucks has been less than positive.
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I stopped in the street, looking down at the sewage rushing through the gutter.
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"It just smelled like poop or rather sewage water," commuter Daniel Goodwin told Gothamist.
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Swimming through sewage, rotting rats and dead dogs, I struggled to finish the race.
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Untreated sewage is dumped into the Mediterranean Sea, posing serious threats to public health.
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Some tenants returned to find no running water, no electricity and no functioning sewage.
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Originally sewage legislation, it became a hybrid pension bill that affected many state employees.
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CNN crews visiting the complex last week found squalid conditions, including open sewage drains.
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And we actually sample the sewage to see if there's any-- polio being transmitted.
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Millions of gallons of sewage flooded Florida's streets due to flooding from Hurricane Irma.
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The mummies were found soaking (soaking!) in red liquid that appeared to be sewage.
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Their shit is clearly no longer hotter than a sewage facility in Death Valley.
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His family's house smelled like raw sewage and was still flooded to the ankles.
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That security clearance identified him as a sewage and pipes engineer, the inquiry found.
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The town has no running water, and building a sewage system has proved impossible.
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After being flushed, the lenses float through the wastewater system to sewage treatment plants.
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Some critics recoil, in part because the effluent is released into local sewage systems.
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In the basement, an open vent from the waste line would create sewage smells.
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Millions of gallons of untreated sewage and contaminated water were released after the hurricane.
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The protesters moved into Shatila, past sewage and jumbles of tangled, exposed electrical wire.
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The cost is one-third of what a sewage system would cost to operate.
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Untreated sewage and leaking water from informal houses have also contributed to the problem.
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The village has no sewage system, and water has to be carried from wells.
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Even for systems simply looking to clean up their sewage, there are financial barriers.
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Local authorities in quarantined areas must disinfect feces and sewage, the ministry also said.
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The lack of an adequate sewage system is also compounding fears about public hygiene.
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You also have many West Bank Palestinian villages and towns without sewage treatment facilities.
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In various parts of East Grand Bahama, the stench of sewage fills the air.
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The fluid in sewage pipes varies in depth and moves at about 15 mph.
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They found a dozen bodies among garbage and sewage, many showing signs of torture.
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Sewage releases in the Neuse River also were reported, as well as overflowing manholes.
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For much of the twentieth century, it was used as a dump for sewage.
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Most of the sewage contamination of the Hudson is long gone, Mr. Sullivan said.
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Homeowners said that the sewage started backing up into their basements around 1 a.m.
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Meanwhile, America's highways, mass transit systems, and and sewage plants aren't getting any younger.
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Houston residents come home to mud, sewage, and mounting bills Houston residents come home to mud, sewage, and mounting bills When Erin Moeller got back to her home in League City, a small city just southeast of Houston, the waters had receded.
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On the bright side, that eclipses by far the amount of partially discharged human sewage that was discharged from the Southside Wastewater Treatment plant near Wilmington during Hurricane Florence — an estimated 5.25 million gallons of sewage that spilled from their wastewater site.
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Eventually, the brook water and sewage are pumped to a treatment plant on Wards Island.
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Four-and-a-half billion gallons of raw sewage seep into Lake Erie every year.
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Most buildings are in ruins and there is no food, electricity or any sewage facilities.
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Its workers cleared the tank of tonnes of sludge, and relaid the neighbourhood's sewage pipes.
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Most tweets come from your grundle—the space between your sewage line and your bravado.
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The researchers are determining if the robot could be deployed to autonomously inspect sewage systems.
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An attack on sewage sites, for instance, could lead to an outbreak of communicable diseases.
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Recycled plastic is already used to make some products, such as guttering and sewage pipes.
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Haiti was free of cholera until 2010, when peacekeepers dumped infected sewage into a river.
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The Janicki Omniprocessor will enable entire communities to go off the sewage and water grids.
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His undershirt appears to be still dirty from his traversing of the city's sewage system.
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We kayak through neighborhoods flooded with sewage waters to rescue residents trapped in their houses.
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The strain from Pakistan is already travelling: it was recently found in sewage in Iran.
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Alongside, authorities are widening roads, laying sewage pipes, and installing water taps, toilets and playgrounds.
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And they can damage fragile ocean ecosystems, due to practices like irresponsible disposal of sewage.
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It's so pretty you can forget all the sewage those people might be swimming near.
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Take water, sanitation, and sewage disposal systems, for instance, which often require electricity to operate.
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With no functioning sewage system, Maloi must use a water bucket to flush her toilet.
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An official blamed the local municipalities for dumping sewage and other waste in the lakes.
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We starve the rest of the bacteria, so that they can purify fresh sewage again.
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The sewage crisis has given Mia Mottley, the opposition leader, plenty of muck to fling.
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Microbeads, because they're so small, often pass through sewage treatment plants without being filtered out.
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The massive lump of decaying sewage sits alongside ancient Roman mosaics and priceless medieval altarpieces.
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It is also cleaning up the vast Jewish cemetery, flooded with sewage, in southern Cairo.
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This corresponds with cleaner industry in the area and better sewage systems in the cities.
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It warned that sewage and fecal contamination of swimming areas pose a public health threat.
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Thank God, you live in an apartment in New York where you have municipal sewage.
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It also means less funding to make sure raw sewage isn't getting into our waterways.
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The peacekeepers on mission in Haiti were stationed near a river and discharged raw sewage.
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The city's bay and lagoon are still contaminated with dangerous bacteria due to unprocessed sewage.
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A rare giant salamander was discovered injured at a sewage treatment plant in Zhengzhou, China.
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CNN crews that visited the Benito Juarez shelter found squalid conditions, including open sewage drains.
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Texas is dealing with this now, after Hurricane Harvey caused massive sewage overflows in Houston.
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Persistent customer cancellations because of the sewage discharges have forced him to lay off employees.
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Flooding always causes sewage and wastewater treatment systems to fail, overflowing into homes and businesses.
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"Human sewage is creating a much bigger role than anyone wants to admit," he said.
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In Bayonne, New Jersey, raw and partially digested sewage can be seen darkening the water.
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For example, sewage is regularly discharged into the lagoon, just like everywhere else in Abidjan.
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Wastewater treatment plants lost power and discharged 63 billion gallons of sewage into receiving waters.
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On the floor, sewage had overflowed the day earlier, soaking some of the sleeping mats.
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But roads, sewage treatment plants and other basic infrastructure are lacking in scores of districts.
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And there's an environmental crisis unfolding, too, as raw sewage pours into rivers and reservoirs.
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Everything from the water supply to sewage treatment to the preservation of food is threatened.
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For many people, drinking sewage water—even if it's highly treated—sounds like a leap.
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According to UN estimates, half the city's existing water and sewage infrastructure no longer functions.
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They trudged through sewage water that burst through the drainage system to get to shelter.
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There were open drains clogged with thick black sewage, and half-dressed children played nearby.
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Untreated sewage is still dumped into water, and an invasive hyacinth spreads along its shores.
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The water is almost entirely undrinkable, and raw sewage is befouling beaches and fishing grounds.
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And, of course, when the power goes off, water and sewage treatment systems shut down.
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And society would fall apart if people quit collecting garbage or working at sewage plants.
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Water may have mixed with agricultural chemicals, oil, animal waste, sewage or other hazardous substances.
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Sewage pooled in corners, goats roamed between graves and garbage was piled high in places.
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And they can damage fragile ocean ecosystems due to practices like irresponsible disposal of sewage.
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Half a dozen of the villages in the Bering Strait Region have no proper sewage.
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Depending on the wind, the air can be thick with the smell of undrained sewage.
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No ... This is a four-year-old plan across all sectors, electricity, water and sewage.
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Moreover, Kore Infrastructure has developed technology that can process sewage and biowaste into renewable methane.
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He agrees that water and sewage systems need higher strength requirements, but not high rises.
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But their house still doesn't have heat, and the basement still smells like raw sewage.
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And none of them even agree on how to route hot, cold, and sewage water.
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They let their raw sewage flow into a river that people use for drinking water.
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The result: vehicles clogging narrow roads, and much more pollution, particularly sewage and plastic bags.
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When returning to your home, be aware that floodwater may contain sewage and other hazards.
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"You'd isolate the MRSA from your child's wound, plate it on a petri plate, and then you would literally take drops of sewage, filter them out, and figure out which drop of sewage would wipe out the MRSA on the petri plate," Schmidt explained.
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Facing a chronic problem of raw sewage emptying into city waterways during rainfalls, and struggling to meet health regulations, New York City environmental officials are turning to a new method of treating bacteria in sewage: dumping chlorine into sewer pipes leading to the waterways.
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First, the grid itself must be repaired, so that water, electricity, sewage, and gas will flow.
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But when authorities opened it, they just found three soggy mummies stewing in red sewage water.
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Kundalahalli Lake, adjacent to the Huawei campus, is being drained and dredged to remove accumulated sewage.
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Read: At Least You Aren't the Guy Who Got Stuck Next to This Exploding Sewage Truck
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Much of the water has a pungent, swampy odor and sometimes smells like sewage or gasoline.
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Run-off from fertilisers and untreated sewage are other nasty problems with which corals must contend.
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And some said they had problems with sewage coming up through the drains in their homes.
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MVP for "The Queen's Justice": Tyrion Lannister Finest Moment: Sharing the secret of the sewage systems.
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Yet the city government is expected to provide schools, health care, water, sewage and other services.
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A sewage truck exploding on the street is a terrible thing because, well, shit flies everywhere.
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It is not just sewage that goes untreated into the Ganges, among whose pools children play.
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"You might as well be swimming in sewage," Kraft says to me about my Hooch excursions.
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PUDDLES of sewage dapple the potholed road into Hastings, a tourist hub on Barbados's southern coast.
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The governments of the United States, Britain, Canada and Germany recently warned tourists about raw sewage.
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Olympians training in Rio's Guanabara Bay report downright nasty conditions: Trash, wood, plastic bags, raw sewage.
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Oxygen deprivation of this kind occurs when waters are overloaded with sewage, fertilizers, and other nutrients.
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In established industrial sanitation systems, water constitutes about 95 per cent of the overall sewage mass.
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It is the city's sewage treatment service provider and its major water supplier to urban areas.
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Finally we landed facing the rock gardens, the fountains and splashing waterfalls of perfectly reclaimed sewage.
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A federal ban forbids New York from disposing of its treated sewage waste in the ocean.
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For everything else, including transportation, water, sewage, telecommunications, and the electrical grid, taxes aren't the answer.
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In Houston, survivors of Hurricane Harvey had to contend with raw sewage and fire ant flotillas.
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Potential electricity, water, sewage, and health projects were discussed, but officials declined to outline specific proposals.
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Additionally, the system can hook up to your home's water and sewage systems for automated watering.
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In the suit, Trent says sewage leaks and flooding were also common occurrences in the house.
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The smell has been compared to sewage, and it can even make experienced gourmands turn away.
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The water may be off everywhere, but only certain streets have raw sewage evaporating on them.
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At least seven other people have died of cholera as flood waters recently mixed with sewage.
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"Besides straight remediation, we are talking about actions like sewage, landfill, reforestation, water treatment," he said.
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Even worse is restaurants that don't trap their grease located in neighborhoods with inadequate sewage piping.
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Last year, residents from the same neighborhood issued several complaints about aircraft seeping sewage mid-air.
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Many new wells for drinking water are shallow and have become contaminated by sewage, said Paranietharan.
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We need high-quality water and sewage systems to protect our neighborhoods and our drinking water.
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This ensures your coffee tastes like fresh coffee, not like burning or freeze-dried or sewage.
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More than 1,000 homeless people have found refuge in the dark sewage tunnels underneath the megacity.
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Migrants built illegal sheds and basic infrastructure, but there was no running water, sewage or electricity.
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Hurricane Irma caused millions of gallons of sewage to overflow all over the state of Florida.
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History marches ruthlessly forward, stopping for no man, sweeping us away in its current like sewage.
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There have been reports of raw sewage leaking from manholes as well, according to the EPA.
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I mean, if our sewage system has kept pace with government, we'd still be in outhouses.
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Haiti was free of cholera until 2010, when U.N. peacekeepers dumped infected sewage into a river.
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During Mr. Wang's tenure, the bronze foundry moved away and Guangzhou expanded its sewage processing capacity.
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Neighbors were quoted as saying a smell that resembled sewage had been wafting from the residence.
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Now picture: an enormous sewage pipe hovering above, dumping a steady stream of gelatinous green goo.
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The proliferation of microplastics shed into the air and sewage systems is just one of them.
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What everyone wants is simple: actual sewage infrastructure, but it'll take billions of dollars to fix.
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Now he was stateless, homeless and soaked by the monsoons and the occasional surge of sewage.
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Waste from gold-processing adds to pollution by run-off from surrounding cities and untreated sewage.
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Now, his 11- and 3-year-old daughters' toys were bobbing in dirty, sewage-tainted water.
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Race controlled labor, housing, education, medical services, all basic municipal services like water, sewage, paved roads.
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Last week, state lawmakers tucked pension reforms into another bill about sewage and passed that bill.
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It is now a sprawling quarter of Alexandria with unpaved narrow alleys that reek of sewage.
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Let's hope Rio's public bathrooms are prepared to handle all of the (potential) excess sewage. Hooray!
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Mr. McLeod said that floodwater had entered the basement, and that a sewage pipe had burst.
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Metal surfaces are beset with rust, and an overwhelmed sewage system leads to small floods everywhere.
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Down the street, Luis Rodríguez Ortiz, 47, spend his work days collecting sewage from septic tanks.
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The top concerns were mold, lead-based paint, asbestos, poor water quality and exposure to sewage.
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At the plant, sewage and tannery waste are combined in a ratio of three to one.
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Swabs are typically taken in cages, sewage gutters, feeding troughs, and chopping and de-feathering machines.
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Water treatment facilities have been forced to close and raw sewage has spilled onto Gaza's beaches.
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The city's sewage treatment plant can handle the waste of only 78,000 people, Dr. Ahammad said.
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While tertiary sewage treatment can kill or remove resistant bacteria, it doesn't destroy free-floating DNA.
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If untreated sewage gets into area waters, it can create algae blooms and other ecological problems.
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Sewage run off, caused by the spring floods, also add to the problem, National Geographic reported.
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In the language of ink, incompetent statecraft's stream of lies is sooty water, awaiting sewage treatment.
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Sewage plant answers athletes' concerns Paes made his comments Thursday at an event to mark the opening of a new sewage treatment plant in the western part of the city, where equestrian events, rugby and combined running and shooting events in the modern pentathlon will be held.
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The pattern repeats shortly after, when a Newark sewage worker is pulled underwater by a similar force.
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Many are suspected of illegally discharging toxic waste into the river, which also absorbs sewage from Guadalajara.
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Median pay: $31,200Education level needed: Certificate Job description: Sewage plant operators manage waste sites and toxic chemicals.
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Industrial waste and sewage pour in from open drains, as clouds of foam float on its surface.
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Yeah, probably not a good idea given that the water came in from a nearby sewage trench.
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Once all the organic material is dissolved, it heads right out to the city's sewage treatment system.
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Three skeletons and sewage water were found inside the sarcophagus, the Ministry explained, in a Facebook post .
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Meanwhile, dedicated funding in Virginia and Maryland to upgrading sewage treatment plants is paying off, he said.
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Continued electricity and water outages mean sewage is often left untreated, prompting fears of a cholera outbreak.
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The disease is highly contagious and spreads rapidly in areas with poor sewage infrastructure and inadequate hygiene.
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Litter lines the world's roads; dumps dot the landscape; slurry and sewage slosh into rivers and streams.
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The Mississippi state government's own health department has shown that prisoners live with roaches and overflowing sewage.
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The Gates Foundation has invested more than $200 million in developing toilets not connected to sewage pipes.
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"This bacteria colonizes the intestine and it goes along with feces to the hospital sewage," Picao said.
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"Fifty-one percent of the city's sewage is now treated," production director Edes de Oliveira told CNN.
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The water was chilly, and there was fear of what may be in all that water: Sewage?
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"It's made out of sewage, so basically these things can only be seen, not eaten," Hung said.
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Sewage might overflow into the Merced River and Tuolumne River watershed if this problem isn't addressed soon.
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I didn't realize it, but there was this one creek that was part of the sewage system.
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Floods occur frequently during the monsoon season, spewing untreated sewage onto the streets and so spreading disease.
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In the doctor's note obtained by Vice, the physician blames "being inundated with sewage" for the infection.
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In 2003 the government built a new sewage system there, which in theory should have improved sanitation.
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Analysis of sewage by the European Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Addiction suggests a similar trend.
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"My husband and I thought we would die without getting connected to the sewage system," she said.
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Is that an exposed gas line, a sewage line, or merely old pipe ejected from the ground?
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A sewage system on the brink of collapse put Boracay on the government's radar two months ago.
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Raw sewage ran like a river through the home, mother and daughter told me in an interview.
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The country has been for years battling contamination from fertilizer run-offs, heavy metals and untreated sewage.
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The issue is particularly worrisome in India, where many waterways also contain harmful bacteria from human sewage.
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House Hunters couples love vast amounts of space, even if that space is logged with watery sewage.
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Producing bioplastics from sewage could offset some of the costs of waste treatment and sanitation, for example.
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Its business scope includes infrastructure construction, resettlement housing, water supply, sewage treatment, food reserves and forest preservation.
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The country was free of cholera until 2010, when U.N. peacekeepers dumped infected sewage into a river.
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The bad news was that 93 percent of sanitation facilities were not connected to a sewage system.
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Rio treats only about half its sewage, dumping the rest untreated into the water around the city.
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There was a strange, sewage-like smell in the eerily empty courtyard leading to the mall's entrance.
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Lawmakers had slipped the changes to teachers' pensions into a bill about sewage and passed the bill.
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Instead, large outbreaks are usually traced back to contaminated water and sewage as well as undercooked shellfish.
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In industrialized countries, modern water treatment and sewage systems have essentially eliminated cholera, the Mayo Clinic says.
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Carbon dioxide should be regarded the same way we view other waste products, like sewage or garbage.
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The logic is that it's better to release semi-contaminated water into the environment than raw sewage.
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The modern Kaliningrad sewage plant, delayed for years, should be operating by the end of this year.
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Some homes in Providencia still lack connection to the city's formal sewage or water systems, residents say.
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Well, all that now seems to be sewage water under the crumbling bridge for the two frenemies.
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Others were seen trying to flee through the university's sewage system, turning back when it proved impossible.
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As bad as the debris may be, the more insidious fear is the sewage and harmful microorganisms.
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"We removed bills like rent, utilities, trash, water/sewage, yard maintenance, cable, internet, and more," he said.
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Up to 22014 percent of rivers, lakes, ponds and streams are polluted with human waste and sewage.
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Harmful bacteria plague the Chicago River regularly because heavy storms still send sewage runoff into the river.
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It is filled with water that seeped in from sewage pipes destroyed by collapsing sections of road.
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Concerns about sewage-polluted water and race-threatening floating debris have obscured the Olympic Regatta's stunning setting.
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Treated sewage will have to become an important part of our supply, and that includes for drinking.
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But the committee plans to demolish the downtown and build a sewage treatment plant on its ruins.
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Or the Potomac River where sewage and fertilizer runoff has produced a new breed of intersex fish?
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Result: Gaza's already inadequate sewage plants are often offline, and waste goes untreated straight into the Mediterranean.
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Vaccines are among the world's greatest medical advances, like clean water, soap, bleach, sewage systems and antibiotics.
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Local governments can then hire contractors and utility crews to fix schools, sewage plants, government offices, etc.
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Floods can cause massive amounts of untreated sewage to flow into rivers, streams, streets and even homes.
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Ms. Rush constantly worries that the pipe will clog and sewage will back up into her home.
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Prosecuting Black Belt residents for sewage issues further marginalizes people who've faced a long legacy of oppression.
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An investigation was launched Tuesday, but officials were quick to defend the building's sewage system as safe.
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Initially, they hoped to isolate microbes that eat methane, which might be used to clean up sewage.
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The nutrient-rich sewage spilling into the waters allows algae to proliferate and suffocate the coral reefs.
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It's often contaminated with sewage and chemicals and can hide sharp objects made of metal or glass.
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In 2002, rainstorms overwhelmed the area's aging sewage system, wiping out entire blocks that were never rebuilt.
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Access to sanitation is poor with up to 70 people sharing one toilet, leading to sewage leaks.
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At the time, basic infrastructure — things like paved roads, sewage systems, running water and electricity — was lacking.
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The homes, some built without heed to code, lack ties to the electricity grid and sewage systems.
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And yet, the EPA is talking about allowing treatment plants to dump more sewage into our waterways?
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Electricity is in short supply, water is undrinkable and raw sewage is being dumped in the sea.
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Another 220006 percent of homes had a straight pipe directly discharging untreated sewage into the surrounding environment.
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Another reason is the topography, which prevents the installation of sewage systems; all residents have septic tanks.
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By the time you sit down, you've completely forgotten that you are dining atop a sewage plant.
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Another facility has one pit latrine that spills sewage onto the healthcare compound during the rainy season.
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The water and sewage system collapsed in this eastern Mosul neighborhood after 41 days of street combat.
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Millions of our fellow Americans do not have electricity, reliable clean drinking water or functioning sewage treatment.
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Back in December, pipes near the city reportedly broke six times, releasing 126.9 million gallons of sewage.
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The elemental forces of politics today are tribalism, populism, authoritarianism and the sewage pipes of social media.
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The maintenance delays left tenants exposed to environmental hazards, residents said, such as asbestos, mold and sewage.
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The government deploys many portable toilets, but the slightest rainstorm can send sewage cascading into the river.
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Coastal waters polluted with sewage, in this view, are probably more worrisome than smog or deep caves.
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He's worried about the sewage that will be in those flood waters when these septic systems break.
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The water was $11,000 [$8,214 USD], the sewage was $2400,22, and the solar was $2000,21 [$2400,0003 USD].
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Pollution, including plastic, industrial waste, sewage and fertilizers, poses a serious threat to marine life, Thomson said.
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That sewage is destroying coral reefs off the island's west coast, but the county is arguing — with the help of the Trump administration — that the sewage isn't subject to regulation under the Clean Water Act because it runs through local groundwater before hitting the federally regulated ocean waters.
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Manmade activity has changed it from a ephemeral to perennial pan -- meaning that storm runoff and sewage from the nearby city of Kimberly, to the south, has turned it into a permanent ecosystem, with the phosphates from the sewage encouraging reed and sedge growth around the dam's shores.
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The culprits behind the increased risk are poo-spread germs found in sewage, Singer and his team say.
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The majority of these germs end up in the ocean via treated sewage water, which is bad enough.
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Evidence from Singer's lab and elsewhere has also shown that sewage acts as a potent catalyst for superbugs.
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When residents figured it out — the sewage backed up into their houses — the Fiber crew had moved on.
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This is known as "blue ice," because of the color of the disinfectant the sewage is mixed with.
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Photo: Atiya (Pixabay)Our sewage reveals a lot more about us than what we ate over the weekend.
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The ICRC is present in Port Harcourt running programs ranging from sewage treatment to micro-loans for women.
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It plans to build a new $945 million pipeline in October to improve flood control and sewage management.
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Tenants of public housing were only allowed to make adjustments to their sewage pipes in 2016, SCMP reported.
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And in January, a sewage treatment plant in Dammam was awarded to a consortium led by Metito Group.
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"Her mom just died, and she wanted her mom's coat, which is soaked in sewage water," Alarik said.
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A Rohingya child sits inside a sewage ring at a camp in Teknaf in Bangladesh on Aug. 21.
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The government also didn't ensure the new toilets were properly maintained, he added, with sewage properly disposed of.
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The June 17 report said Guanabara Bay waters contain raw sewage, trash and industrial refuse containing toxic metals.
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They also had decent laws meant to get sewage out of the cities and keep the water clean.
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"This was sewage water seeping through a wall due to faulty plumbing," he said, according to The Guardian.
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According to the EPA, bilge water can contain anything from oil and grease to garbage and human sewage.
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A BLP government completed the south-coast sewage system in 2003, in a laudable attempt to control pollution.
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"The sewage has to be treated in order to prevent the water bodies from getting polluted," Appakutti added.
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Like eight sewage treatment plants that might prevent human waste from flowing into the city's recreational water supply.
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This April 12, 2018 photo shows containers that were loaded with tons of sewage sludge in Parrish, Alabama.
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Yet businesses here seem reluctant to invest in disposing of their sewage in the way required by law.
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What is more, most villages are not connected to the sewage system; some have no water or roads.
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Despite the pollutants, microbes, and regular presence of raw sewage, the Canal is a regular spot for fishermen.
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Construction work to improve the town's sewage system began in 2016, resulting in a slew of archaeological discoveries.
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They're interviewing officials from UNICEF who describe the techniques they developed to safely remove sewage from the camp.
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"We've had multiple issues with this facility concerning water breaks, sewage breaks, deterioration of the facility," he said.
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The Boston focus, for instance, delves into the subway, sewage, the "Big Dig" tunnel project, and harbor hazards.
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Stagnant water with sewage has caused health problems and tap water is sometime contaminated with mud and dust.
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Behind the main thoroughfares, a foul stench lingers in the air as raw sewage trickles down muddy slopes.
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In 2014, a GlaxoSmithKline facility in Belgium released 45 liters of concentrated poliovirus into the local sewage system.
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The sewage system does not work and filthy toilet water reaches the tents and mattresses where children sleep.
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Heavy rains, power outages, and accidents at plants or along sewage lines repeatedly dumped waste into the river.
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The water streaming off the rooftop is sewage, leaking from the overhead reclamation pipes heading into the squat.
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As for wastewater and sewage, 1,656 of about 2,469 wastewater treatment plants are fully operational in affected counties.
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Yet by law ships can still dump raw sewage if they're more than three nautical miles from shore.
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Drinking treated sewage Today, El Paso is ready to take the next step in expanding its water portfolio.
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Hawai'i Wildlife Fund, involves a wastewater treatment facility in Maui that's sending sewage runoff into the Pacific Ocean.
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The causes include ocean temperatures that have dipped too low or risen too high, acidification, sewage and pollution.
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Residents thought the color and smell of the water was caused by sewage, but it was actually lead.
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Cities cannot exist — or at least their citizens cannot be healthy — without clean water and effective sewage treatment.
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Treated sewage will be discharged at least 12 nautical miles from shore, said Paul Garcia, the Crystal spokesman.
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Mr. Soares said he laughed when he heard officials promise to tackle the sewage problem before the Games.
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The Romans also made Pompeii a lot cleaner via the introduction of a drainage and sewage disposal system.
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The two largest cities, Belgrade and Novi Sad, dump raw sewage directly into the Danube and Sava rivers.
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But even in the United States, more than 700 communities combine storm-water runoff and sewage, Patz says.
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Wastewater management is expected to be the priority, after inspections discovered businesses releasing untreated sewage into the sea.
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He said the sewage connections to the building may no longer function properly if it continues to sink.
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You also need to remove and throw away drywall and insulation if it has been contaminated with sewage.
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The smell of open sewage hung in the air and residents put out buckets to collect rain water.
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Phages — viruses that infect and kill specific bacteria — are often found in really dirty places. Ditches. Ponds. Sewage.
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In the exercise yard, which inmates share with rats and cockroaches, raw sewage gurgles out of broken pipes.
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For context, about 1.3 billion gallons of wastewater pass daily through the entire sewage system on rainless days.
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In the weeks following Hurricane Irma, parts of Florida have been awash in millions of gallons of sewage.
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" Nodding at the director of the province's water and sewage services, he said: "Be careful — it's been raining.
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And much of the city is still covered in a toxic stew of chemicals, sewage, debris and waste.
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There is a shortage of housing, and sewage in some outlying villages still consists of primitive "honey buckets".
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When it rains, New York's storm water and sewage system can back up and push waste into waterways.
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The store was drowned, sewage forced out of pipes, inventory ruined and looters came and trashed the store.
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The federal auditor's report contained pictures of untreated sewage being discharged directly into the river in several states.
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Moreover, CUCI is set to take on more responsibility for the city's water supply, drainage and sewage treatment.
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Dr. Hasan's colleagues visited the region and found water sources that could be contaminated by leaking sewage pipes.
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Sunscreen isn't the only enemy of healthy reefs; other polluters include ocean warming, agricultural runoff and sewage dumping.
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She saw some of her family's treasured possessions adrift in sewage water: her mother's wedding dress, baby pictures.
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The river smells of industrial waste and sewage — a catastrophe years in the making, with far-ranging consequences.
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But a "waste line" is simply a sewage drain, which in modern times is made of PVC PIPING.
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By the 1960s, the waters had become overrun with raw sewage and oil and chemicals discharged by factories.
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The barrier could also trap sewage and toxins, which could prove harmful to the New York's surrounding ecosystem.
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Worse, she said, illegal dwellings on the chinampas dump raw sewage into the canals, affecting fish and crops.
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Ramesh also ordered that the next generation of sewage-treatment plants be based on population estimates for 21999.
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There is raw open sewage spewing from houses, with both adults and children regularly exposed to human waste.
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The lawsuit argued that Culpeper County violated the religious land-use law in denying a sewage permit application.
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Much of the Texas city is still covered in a toxic stew of chemicals, sewage, debris and waste.
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His neighbors take to the internet to voice their complaints, demanding that the government repair the sewage system.
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"That is shallow ground water that is incredibly susceptible to contamination from sewage and other sources," he said.
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The Alabama Department of Public Health does, however, have a history of fining people for open sewage violations.
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Imagine if aliens came down to Earth and started telling us how to better engineer sewage treatment plants.
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A solution would be to keep fertilizer and sewage run-off from getting into the rivers, NOAA said.
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Bouncing back and forth between downpours and drought is going to stress infrastructure like canals and sewage systems.
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These process sewage at all hours, converting it into fertilizer, and returning cleansed water to the Massachusetts Bay.
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Several locals during my recent stay in Rishikesh told me about the simple economics of sewage disposal there.
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When sewage technology begat the rise of the public, multi-user restroom, this all came to a head.
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"The conditions were so horrific and deplorable that sewage was actually coming up in the dormitory," he explained.
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Sewage treatment plants went offline, railways suspended service, gas stations couldn't pump fuel, and mobile communications were disrupted.
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They hammered out creative ways to bring solar power, sewage treatment and clean water to the impoverished Gaza Strip, where the lights are out more than they are on, the aquifers are befouled, and raw sewage has been pouring into the Mediterranean — sometimes overwhelming a nearby Israeli desalination plant with pollution.
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Investing the CDBG funds, which were previously only used for water and sewage infrastructure, is one of those ideas.
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Most U.S. rivers are far cleaner than in decades past, but many still carry farm runoff and city sewage.
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Some residents of the Clayton Homes returned to apartments filled with water and floors caked in mud and sewage.
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Sewage is also expected to mix with floodwater, along with E. coli bacteria from animal feces and agricultural runoff.
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Governments have preferred big, showy dams and canals to investing in urban sewage networks or enforcing rules on effluents.
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Bali itself has problems with ugly development, untreated sewage spewing into the ocean and plastic waste littering the beaches.
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Specifically, the church has never paid its water and sewage bills, according to the city's Department of Environmental Protection.
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Another example: Many water systems draw from rivers loaded with nitrates, the product of fertilizer runoff and sewage overflow.
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China produces over 60bn tonnes of sewage a year and in rural areas only 10% of it is treated.
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Those residents believe sewage runoff coming from Juliaca has played a role in the frog deaths, the paper said.
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The AP said raw sewage flows directly into major bodies of water near the venues where competition take place.
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Food was scarce, and at least seven people died of cholera, likely because of flood water mixing with sewage.
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They scrambled down its concrete banks with plastic containers to catch the water before it mixed with the sewage.
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"The water and sewage systems in Dhamar and Amaran are now providing only half the normal coverage," Jaquemet added.
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There's no running water or sewage, so locals harvest giant chunks of ice and melt it for drinking water.
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Russo said many homes lacked the most basic infrastructures, such as sewage, and were not fit for human habitation.
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Eventually, their electric and sewage lines were hooked up, but for five years the Cookes lived without running water.
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Hillary Clinton's got your WikiLeak right here ... in Georgia, where her tour bus dumped raw sewage onto the roadway.
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"The water and sewage systems in Dhamar and Amaran are now providing only half the normal coverage," she added.
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The water is often contaminated with sewage and chemicals, and it can hide objects such as metal and glass.
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It is the city's sewage treatment service provider and the major water supplier to urban areas in the city.
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In Haiti, the epidemic was accidentally started in 2010 by UN peacekeepers who dumped infected sewage into a river.
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Otters had disappeared from Singapore by the 1970s, as rubbish, farm waste and sewage clogged its few short rivers.
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"If total coliform and E. coli is high, there's a definite mixture of sewage in the water," said Sevukan.
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It is building a closed loop system that will treat sewage water and turn it directly into drinking water.
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And in areas of the world without sufficient water treatment and sewage management systems, it can spread quite easily.
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"The encroachments on and around the riverbed, the sewage going directly into the river" are choking it, he said.
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Combined, those discharge reports showed more than 28 million gallons of treated and untreated sewage released in 22 counties.
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Once the water came in, it was going everywhere — the quote-unquote water, which was basically chemicals and sewage.
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It will take time for the impact of massive sewage discharges into the bay to be measured and assessed.
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Cholera was accidentally introduced to Haiti by U.N. peacekeepers, who dumped sewage into a river after the 2010 earthquake.
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New cases of cholera, which is transmitted through water and food contaminated by sewage, have increased annually since 2014.
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The authority will sell $899 million of water supply system bonds and $416 million of sewage disposal system bonds.
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People in Venezuela are looking for water in sewage drains as the nation faces a blackout, Reuters reported Monday.
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The head of Jakarta's public works department estimated that only 20 percent of the city's sewage drains worked properly.
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The compound -- including a partially buried camper trailer -- was littered with hazards and lacked electricity, sewage disposal and plumbing.
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Now, go ask your neighbor if they know what bio solids or sewage sludge is or what it contains.
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For instance, wastewater pumping systems failed in Texas and Florida after Hurricanes Harvey and Irma, causing major sewage spills.
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The Queensland Government has said it will enforce measures to protect water quality and prevent sediment and sewage runoff.
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Mr. Girgenti said the kill may have been polluted from different sources, including sewage outflows and a homeless encampment.
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He works with the elders to improve the sewage treatment so that polluted water doesn't seep into the ocean.
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Relentless airstrikes have already shattered the infrastructure in many Houthi-controlled areas, with bombings damaging hospitals and sewage facilities.
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The house produces its own electricity, collects and filters water from rain and snowmelt, and treats sewage on site.
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For decades, raw sewage has been pumped into Rio's water, including the site of several Olympic events, Guanabara Bay.
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Drugs and other chemicals that are flushed into the sewage system have presented regulators with a puzzle for years.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the quantity of raw sewage released into New York's waterways each year.
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The retailer does pay Fulton for water and sewage, an average of $220,2000 a year, according to the city.
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Trump keeps saying it was a "perfect" call, which is like seeing Dom Pérignon in a puddle of sewage.
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Food was scarce and at least seven people died of cholera, likely because of flood water mixing with sewage.
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The sewage, garbage and overfishing were slowly choking his livelihood, he said, pointing at bags bobbing in the water.
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Besides being brackish, Venice's water is also highly polluted, since sewage water continues to be dumped in the canals.
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Nhieu Loc–Thi Nghe is connected to a sewage system that discharges wastewater into it, and is often stagnant.
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Mr. Flavelle went 22016 stories beneath Washington, D.C., to learn why sewage storage tunnels cost so much to build.
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Until that happens, however, about 12 million cubic meters of sewage continue to flow through the valley each year.
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A host of diseases brew in untreated sewage — from parasitic Cryptosporidium, Giardia and Hepatitis A, to Leptospirosis and tetanus.
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For decades, industrial waste and sewage poured into the Karun, Iran's largest navigable river, without the slightest state interference.
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Along with sediment, floodwaters also might pick up sewage and chemicals, along with livestock waste from breached hog lagoons.
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It told Dr. Saliba that the sea had been polluted by sewage and other runoff, not by the landfill.
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"Huge quantities of untreated sewage are pumped into New York Harbor continually," The New York Times reported in 1970.
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While that debate played out, the complex was largely neglected, not even connected to sewage lines and other utilities.
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Noxious sewage contaminated with feces, industrial chemicals and other raw waste crosses the border through the binational New River.
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The mayor's death was related to an unfixed sewer problem that caused sewage to back up in people's homes.
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All those years, families lived with a range of hazards – raw sewage backups, vermin infestations and exposure to asbestos.
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Apparently a neighboring town filed an injunction with the landfill to keep the sewage out of its city limits.
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Here's what Amazon HQ2 employees will face in Long Island City when it comes to transportation, housing and … sewage.
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SAO PAULO, Sept 21 (Reuters) - Brazil's Cia de Saneamento Basico do Estado de Sao Paulo SA has signed a letter of intent to provide water and sewage services to the city of Guarulhos, home to more than 1.3 million people, the sewage and water company said in a securities filing on Thursday night.
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The company received a record high fine of 20 million pounds last year for pumping sewage into the River Thames.
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Sailors, wind surfers and rowers would compete in waterways clogged with sewage, where scientists had even discovered a super bacteria.
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Without warning, a sewage suction tanker in the middle of the stopped traffic explodes, spewing poop water in all directions.
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The job was complicated by the water which had seeped in from sewage pipes destroyed by collapsing sections of road.
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It's caused by drinking water or food that's been tainted with sewage and human waste carrying the bacteria Vibrio cholerae.
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When sewage seeps out it can freeze to the exterior of the plane if it is flying at high altitudes.
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It's the official site of the competition's sailing races, but local residents know it as the country's unofficial sewage dump.
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Initial reports from Imperial Beach city officials indicate the sewage came from a broken sewer pipe in Tijuana, KSWB reports.
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