and from there to the environment. Try to visit a local sewage treatment plant to see what it does with wastewater. Compare the processes it uses with those shown in Figure 11.31. What happens to the sludge produced by this plant? What improvements, if a any, would you suggest for this plant?wd da ils2st 8. Congratulations! You are in charge of the world. What are three actions you would take to (a) sharply reduce point-source water pollution in more-devel- oped countries, (b) sharply reduce nonpoint-source water pollution throughout the world, (c) sharply reduce groundwater pollution throughout the world, and (d) provide safe drinking water for the poor and for other people in less-developed countries? u- d. What problems related to drinking water, if any, I arisen in your community? What actions, if any, I your local government taken to solve such problems? e. Is groundwater contamination a problem? If so, where, and what has been done about the problem? have ns: has

and from there to the environment. Try to visit a local sewage treatment plant to see what it does with wastewater. Compare the processes it uses with those shown in Figure 11.31. What happens to the sludge produced by this plant? What improvements, if a any, would you suggest for this plant?wd da ils2st 8. Congratulations! You are in charge of the world. What are three actions you would take to (a) sharply reduce point-source water pollution in more-devel- oped countries, (b) sharply reduce nonpoint-source water pollution throughout the world, (c) sharply reduce groundwater pollution throughout the world, and (d) provide safe drinking water for the poor and for other people in less-developed countries? u- d. What problems related to drinking water, if any, I arisen in your community? What actions, if any, I your local government taken to solve such problems? e. Is groundwater contamination a problem? If so, where, and what has been done about the problem? have ns: has

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)

11th Edition

ISBN:9780134580999

Author:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn

Publisher:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn

Chapter1: The Human Body: An Orientation

Section: Chapter Questions

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