waste concentration

In-ocean aquaculture often produces much higher than normal fish waste concentrations.

Bioassays to determine allowable waste concentrations in the aquatic environment.

Again, there was no indication of decreased survivorship or reduced growth rate that could be attributed to exposure to any of the drilling waste concentrations.

Waste containing unusually low BOD concentrations may fail to sustain the secondary treatment population required for normal waste concentrations.

The lab said the underwater chopping process produced contaminated water treated at a waste concentration building, where distillation produced waste water that went to the sewage treatment plant and into the Peconic.

According to Steven Goodkind, public health and safety officer for the city, a sample taken at Red Rocks Beach two weeks ago showed a waste concentration of 1,400 parts per 100 milliliters of water, and another one taken at North Beach was even higher.

Data related to the amount and the type of waste disposed in place, the size, the waste concentration, the number of informal waste pickers , the population and the natural resources within a radius of 10 km and the distance of the nearest settlements are presented.