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05-23-2011, 06:38 AM
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What is the difference between water and sewage treatment?
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I am doing a school project and I am trying to figure out which would cause more water pollution, a sewage treatment plant or a water treatment plant. Any help would be appreciated ?? Thanks a lot Harry Potterish Water Treatment |
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Re: What is the difference between water and sewage treatment?
waste water treatment turns into water treatment, the use of bioenzymes are making it a very very low polluter.
All of our water plants are ON the fox river. Check this link out, this is MY water reclamation district. FRWRD - Fox River Water Reclamation District Now ,I live DIRECTLY across the river(80' or so width) and have no smell, and as a fisherman the warm water discharges are cleaner then the majority of the water in the river. EPA would be a great place to start with the guts of the info you need as you wont find much depth on a forum. |
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