What is Pollution, such as water pollution?

Q: How does the Land surface and near-surface contaminants can cause pollution of surface bodies of…

A: When there is a rainfall or the water flows on land surface, some water just flows on it and does…

Q: Can you explain what briefly describe the two major problems facing the water supply.

A: Two major problems of water supply . Water supply to household or in cities is mainly through pipe…

Q: Describe the Emissions reduction methods, policies, and trends.

A: learn the 5 R's: refuse, reduce, reuse, rot, recycle: Going zero waste is a great step towards…

Q: Describe the process of regulating and enforcing environmental legislation to minimise environmental…

A: The process of regulating and enforcing environmental legislation is a critical framework designed…

Q: What is the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System?

A: The NPDES (National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System) permit program tackles water…

Q: Which pollutants does smoke from a cigarette contain?

A: Solution: The chemicals that are present in the smoke which causes air pollution through smoking are…

Q: Why should a city pass such ordinances to protect water quality and ensure an adequate water supply?

A: Solution: Water is considered one of the important natural sources for the existence of human life…

Q: Explain the Modeling and evaluation of air pollution.

A: Air pollution Modelling  It is the term that describes using mathematical theory to understand, the…

Q: What do you understand by the term pollution?

A: Presence and increase in concentration of some substance (toxic) in the environment which adversely…

Q: What are major causes and consequences of fire? Describe basic fire-fighting system in storage…

A: Cause and consequences of fire very dangerous. Fire not only lead to the loss of live and properties…

Q: Explain environmental pollution. What are the major sources of water pollution in developing…

A: Note: Since you have asked multiple questions, we will solve the first question for you. If you want…

Q: Briefly discuss how environmental policy is implemented in the United States. Where does the…

A: On January 1, 1970, the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) was enacted into law. Making any…

Q: According to Professional bodies, Engineering Ethics is the set of behavioural standards that all…

A: in this question some statements are asked about engineering ethics

Q: How do non-fire building systems become dangerous to occupants and fire fighters?

A: The non-fire building systems: The construction of buildings and structures must be done with…

Q: What is coal gasification?

A: Coal gasification refers to any process that converts coal into gas for use in heating and lighting.

Q: What were the postulates of Clean Air Act of 1963?

A: this act was passed to decrease the impact of  air pollution on the environment  1.it regulates…

Q: What is global climate change (GCC)?

A: The change in climate is due to various activities which include human activities that are…

Q: how is water facilities and other utilities can be targets of terrorist acts

A: The critical role they play in supporting communities makes water facilities and other utilities…

Q: 1. What is the linkage between air pollution with transportation. 2. What is the linkage between air…

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Q: Explain the term global climate change ?

A: The change in mean condition i.e., temperature , rainfall etc in a particular region over a long…

Q: Anything other than the minimum amount of equipment, materials, parts, space and worker's time which…

A: 1) This is true. Anything that consumes resources but adds no real value to the product or service…

Q: Oxidants are secondary pollutants. Why?

A: Photochemical Smog mainly contains No2, Ozone (O3) & PAN (peroxy Acetyl Nitrate).

Q: Have many gallons of paint is needed to cover a fuel tank that is 5.25m long, 4.15 m wide, and 3.5 m…

A: Given:- Length of tank, L = 5.25 m Width of tank, W = 4.15 m Height of tank, H = 3.5 m One gallon of…

Q: IN YOUR OWN WORDS, discuss the operational process of waste water treatment plant.

A: Answers waste water treatment is an operation or combination of operations and processes that can…

Q: Explain sustainable solution based on renewable energy, rain harvesting and recycling.

A: Sustainable solution based on renewable energy: The meaning of Sustainable energy is to produced and…

Q: Could global building designs be made disaster-proof, thus reducing the large number of fatalities?

A: Disasters could come in any form, be that earthquake, tsunami, hurricane, tornado, landslides,…

Q: IN YOUR OWN WORDS, discuss the operational process of waste water treatment plant

A: Introduction - Waste Water Treatment Plant - Wastewater treatment is the process of removing…

Q: give the health and environmental effects of the six criteria pollutants

A: This is related to environment engineering. In this problem ask about health and environmental…

Q: What are National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants (NESHAPs) ?

A: NESHAP: National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants (NESHAP) are stationary sources of…

Q: What are fugitive emissions? Give examples

A: Fugitive Emissions : Fugitive emissions are unintentional leaks emitted from sealed surfaces, such…

Q: What can people do to reduce personal health risks from air pollution ?

A: Use masks which reduce the intake of impurities from air into body. Growing of more number of trees…

Q: What are the diagram of water sources? Explain

A: Note:- Hi! Thank you for the question As per the honor code, We’ll answer the first question since…

Q: Why is the knowledge in air conditioning as well as Air Handling Unit (AHU) plays an important role…

A: 1. The major goals of a heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning (HVAC) system are to offer…

Q: Why some construction of buildings are nuisance to the public?

A: It has been asked that why some construction of buildings are nuisance to the public.

Q: How can we control air pollution from automobiles?

A: Automobiles are mostly about creating a feeling of independence and mobility. Though they remain the…

Q: Explain the Title IV of the Clean Air Act Amendments of 1977?

A: The Title IV of the Clean Air Act Amendments of 1977:

Q: What is an Ecodistrict and give one example of how its design can produce beneficial sustainability?

A: Answer:-  Eco district:- An eco-district is a neologism associating with the term, district and eco…

Q: Explain the Title I of the Clean Air Act Amendments of 1977?

A: Answer The federal programs the legal authorities regarding air pollution are based on the 1990…

Q: As an engineer how could you help reduce the atmospheric CO2 emissions?

A: As an engineer we use some advanced technologies and use of some alternatives to reduce the CO2…

Q: What are the varous sinks to CO2 emissions?

A: Carbon is returned from sediments to the ocean/atmosphere/biosphere/soil when sediments are uplifted…

Q: What are the sources of biological contaminants in indoor pollution?

A: Biological contaminants are living or dead organisms. It degrades the indoor air quality and can…

Q: Discuss how we use water and alter freshwater systems

A: Fresh water is necessary for life, but it is a limited resource. Fresh water makes up only 3% of the…

Q: Explain the Title V of the Clean Air Act Amendments of 1977?

A: The answer is:

Total Energy Consumption

The term energy consumption signifies the consumption of electricity. Energy consumption as electricity is a primary demand for households, factories, industries, complexes, and commercial places. According to a report, the total U.S. energy consumption for 2018 was 101 BTU (British Thermal Units). It accounted for 17% of the total energy consumption of the world. The total energy demand for the U.S. as oil equivalent was estimated to be about 6804 kg of oil equivalent.