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245 _aNew technologies cheer up sewage treatment
260 _c2003
490 _aENDS Report
_v(339) April 2003, 18-22(5)
520 _aWater companies are spending billions of pounds on better sewage treatment to improve water quality. Requirements for nutrient stripping, higher microbiological standards, the removal of endocrine disruptors and a declining public tolerance of sewage odours are pushing the traditionally conservative industry to try new technologies - or dust down old ones which have never been attempted in the UK. Membrane treatment is undergoing a boom and further improvements promise to revolutionise sewage treatment and effluent standards. [Taken from journal abstract].
590 _aABS
650 _aWATER QUALITY
650 _aWATER MANAGEMENT
650 _aMEMBRANE SYSTEMS
650 _aWATER COMPANIES
650 _aSEWAGE TREATMENTS
650 _aSEWAGE TREATMENT WORKS
690 _aENVIRONMENT-CONTAMINATION
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