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The Treatment of Domestic Sewage
U.K., the design criteria for a sewage treatment works is based on the Population Equivalent ( Pe.) loadings to a works, or the actual pollution loads. A normal person in a ...
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Definitions of Words or Terms
Percolating Filter See Biological Filter. Population Equivalent The equivalent, in terms of a fixed population, of a varying or transient population (eg. of a hospital or restaurant ) based upon a ...
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Probe Industries :: News
Probe Industries ProActive was installed in a large waste water treatment works that served a population equivalent of 1.5 million. The challenges of this installation were considerable. Hydrogen sulphide levels around ...
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Urban Waste Water - Environmental Protection Agency, Ireland
EPA for the 2004/2005 period. An agglomeration is an area where the population and/or ... monitoring at existing plants and more accurate assessments of the population equivalent at new treatment plants in addition to increased economic activity and population growth. Learn more Find out more about urban ...
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A Brief History of Perdido Bay
St. Regis holding ponds is equivalent to a population of 330,000. This compares to a population equivalent of 840 discharged collectively from the six treatment plants on Bayou ...
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SPA :: Australia's Population - a snapshot (Nov 2004)
Australia’s population as a result of short-term international movements. Permanent Population Equivalent of Short-term movement. (Source ABS Cat 3401.0) Chart 1   Short-term movements have the capacity to add significantly to Australia’s human population (see Chart 2). Net Permanent Population Equivalent ...
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Consequences (vol. 1, No.2) - Global and U.S. National Population Trends
This adds some 2.5 million people every year-- equivalent to a new city the size of San Diego-- which is by far the largest numerical increase of any developed country. By the end of 1994, the U.S. population ...
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EcoFuture (TM) Population and Sustainability - Population, Immigration, and Global Ethics
This is the equivalent of absorbing all of Central America in less than 30 years. Post l970 immigrants and their descendants have added between 35 and 45 million people to America's population. (1) This is the equivalent of absorbing all of Central America in less than 30 years. If current immigration levels are not changed, then we will double our population ...
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EcoFuture (TM) Population and Sustainability - Regionwide Planning Will Make the Problems Worse
Berlin Wall. Unfortunately, the planner did not stay to hear ... 1994), Reflections on Sustainability, Population Growth, and the Environment, Population and Environment, Vol. 16, September 1994, Pgs. 5-35 Bartlett, A.A. (1998), Reflections on Sustainability, Population Growth, and the Environment ...
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Negative Population Growth
Projecting population numbers out to 2050, the latest revision of "World Population Prospects" compiled by the U.N. Department of Economic and Social Affairs Population Division predicts the global population will jump ... 16 to 47. In the 13 largest cities, drivers are stuck in traffic the equivalent of eight work days. Congestion's immediate and indirect economic costs - not including the ...
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