A community portal about Sewage treatment with blogs, videos, and photos. According to Wikipedia.org: Sewage treatment, or domestic wastewater treatment, is the process of removing contaminants from sewage. It includes physical, chemical...
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A community portal about Sewage treatment with blogs, videos, and photos. According to Wikipedia.org: Sewage treatment, or domestic wastewater treatment, is the process of removing contaminants from sewage. It includes physical, chemical and biological processes to remove physical, chemical and biological contaminants. Its objective is to produce a wastestream and a solid waste or sludge also suitable for discharge or reuse back into the environment. This material is often inadvertently contaminated with toxic organic and inorganic compounds.
CLICK: Marla One should never commit perjury to have a Restraining Order issued against another. It could come back to haunt them tenfold. Muaaah haa haaaaa ha haaaaa With the evidence uncovered, the Restraining Order issued against me by the City of Fresno is an official recorded document that verifies the very fraud and corruption they have put so much effort into covering up. From the truth about broken/cracked sewer and water lines on private property, to the escalating ADA violations... Read Full Story
TemasEtUnam From the Inter-American Development Bank ( IDB ):
Brazil obtains IDB loan for Belém Sanitation Project
Bank will finance drainage, water treatment and improve living conditions for 220,000 people in northern Brazil
The Belém municipality in northern Brazil will obtain US$68.7 million from the Inter-American Development Bank for a sanitation and urban environmental program in Estrada Nova watershed, which is home to about 220,000 people.
The loan will help finance the... Read Full Story
TemasEtUnam From the Inter-American Development Bank ( IDB ):
IDB announces $100 million loan to Chile for rural sanitation program
Project to reduce deficit of potable water and sewerage systems
The Inter-American Development Bank approved today a $100 million loan to Chile for a rural sanitation program to improve the quality of life of people living in dispersed communities. The program will contribute to the Chilean government’s goal of expanding coverage to all rural inhabitants... Read Full Story
CLICK: Marla Yet ANOTHER article regarding Fresno's problem with DBCP, a pesticide that was banned in 1977. More money being poured into so-called "research." CLICK: Valley cities divert cleanup funds 6/20/09 Fresno is known as the "asthma capital of the valley." Where 1 in 6 school children now carry inhalers. Where raw sewage is being discharged behind secret replacement of the city water system without permits, inspections, safety precautions. Where the pesticide DBCP continues to... Read Full Story
I got this info from Mr. Fahmi Ridwan, a chemical engineering lecturer in North Sumatera University concerning environmental. He shared his experience of the Unimap Environmental Engineering Program student field trip to Jelutong Sewage Treatment Plant in Penang on his facebook. The Plant with an ultimate design capacity of 1,2 million population equivalent is one of the largest and most sophisticated Sewage Treatment Plant (STP) in Malaysia. A compact state-of-the-art sequencing batch... Read Full Story
From the World Bank:
Paraguay: WB Approves US$64 Million to Improve Water, Sanitation for Most Vulnerable
The World Bank’s Board of Executive Directors today approved a US$64 million loan to increase the efficiency, coverage and sustainability of water and sanitation services in Paraguay. The project will directly benefit almost 17 percent of Paraguayans, especially the most vulnerable [...] Read Full Story
TemasEtUnam One of my first posts here on The Temas Blog concerned the 2006 World Health Organization ( WHO ) progress report on reaching the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) regarding drinking water and sanitation. So it’s probably fitting as I approach the second anniversary of the The Temas Blog to be discussing the latest update just released by the Joint Monitoring Programme ( JMP ) run by both WHO and the United Nations Children’s Fund ( UNICEF ). It’s even more fitting to be... Read Full Story
We have heard ongoing reports about the pollution in Fresno, CA, but never any mention of sewage pollution. Sewage pollution is behind 50+/- yrs of secret altering of the city water system by a group not authorized or licensed. No permits, inspections or safety precautions being used, which results in ongoing discharging of toxic, disease-carrying raw sewage followed by unknown chemicals used for eradication of sewer roaches, sewer rats and mosquito infestations.
Sewage pollution... Read Full Story
From the World Bank:
US$40 Million to Improve Water and Sanitation Services
Project benefits low-income population in Managua
The World Bank’s Board of Directors approved yesterday a US$20 million grant and a US$20 million credit to the Nicaraguan government. The funds will be used to increase access to reliable water and sanitation services for the population living in [...] Read Full Story
TemasEtUnam Synopsis in English : Only weeks after adoption of the new Sanitation Law , Brazil's Ministry of Cities has just announced that it is launching a formal evaluation of the role of private capital in that country's sanitation sector. [Currently there are about 40 concessions involving the private sector.] The study will be undertaken in cooperation with the Environment Ministry ( MMA ), the National Water Agency ( ANA ) and groups associated with the sector, including those... Read Full Story
