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Urban waste water treatment (UWWT) is key to protecting environment and human health. The investment in UWWT is substantial, with a planned lifetime of many decades. Urban waste water treatment plants (UWWTPs) receive waste waters from many upstream sources but act as a point source, from where pollutants can enter rivers, lakes and coastal waters. Treatment taking place at UWWTPs represents the last chance to prevent pollutant releases into sewers reaching the environment.


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  • Bertrand Vallet (invited by Caroline Whalley) 22 Mar 2019 12:51:30

    "from where pollutants [that have not been removed by the treatment already in place] can enter rivers, lakes and coastal waters." 

  • Thomas Berendonk (invited by Caroline Whalley) 05 Apr 2019 11:22:53

    I am not sure if here is the right place - but we should not forget to consider stormwater overflows or comined sewer overflows - they can contribute almost half of the wastewater received by the respective rivers ... but one has to say literature on this is still scarce ...

    best

    Thomas

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