CONTROL OF WATER POLLUTION

Remember in our last post we discussed  the major sources of water...and today we will be talking about the controls of water POLLUTION 


Domestic sewage is typically 99.9% water and 0.1% pollutants. Although found in low concentrations, this is a large scale environmental risk assessment (Municipal wastewater treatment). In urban areas, domestic sewage treatment is more commonly used in the treatment of disease than in the treatment of malaria. In the US EPA 2004, 15, 15, 15, 15 and 15 are found in the United States.
A major source of pollution in the field of air pollution is the presence of a large number of people in the environment (Ademoroti, 1995). For example, worldwide indiscriminate use of such chemicals as herbicides, insecticides, fungicides, bacteriacides and fertilizers have resulted in the contamination of the total ecosystems. Water is an odourless, lasteless, transparent liquid that is colored in large amounts, exhibited in bluish tinge (Sharma and Sharma, 2000)..
Cities with sanitary sewer flows or combined sewerage with one of the following methods: the use of a green infrastructure approach to improve water supply and management (EPA, 2008 ). Repair and replacement of leaking and malfunctioning equipment (EPA, 2004). Some industries have been successful at redesigning their manufacturing processes called pollution prevention. Heated water can be controlled with. Cooling ponds, manmade bodies of water designed for cooling by evaporation convection and radiation. Cooling towers transfer wastewater heat to the atmosphere through evaporation and or heat transfer -Cogeneration, a process (praxis) where waste heat is recycled or domesticated (EPA, 1997) ...ORIGINALLY WRITTEN BY FREEVIBES.COM.NG

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