effluence

But where will it go to if we're building all these new requirements to treat water and effluence to the higher standards.

Which will be enforced by the year two thousand requiring additional treatment for sewage effluence.

He woke at noon, eyes gummed shut with the effluence of sleep.

Cooper looked over the rest of the effluence he'd brushed off the bloodstained clothing.

Effluence from the decomposed animal is thought to be leaching into the ocean.

It accumulates light bulbs, motors, couches and other effluence of affluence.

The precious metals division, for example, is working on creating a solution to the problem of effluence generated by the semiconductor industry.

They are still highly prized, however, because they eat everyone else's effluence and process it into a smokeless fuel.

Pure and fresh, uncontaminated by human effluence.

No one could come as close as I had been to the primal effluence of evil, and go thence unaffected.

Twenty U south it stretched, and each year its level grew higher: a rich soup of effluence pumped down from the City.

And the power which the eye possesses is a sort of effluence which is dispensed from the sun?

The sempiternal effluence streams abroad Spreading, wherever charity extends.

I am not surprised she has been taken in so completely by the perfume-scented effluence of the Great European Project.

Drowning in the effluence of necromancy.

The nesting of female sea turtles is often deterred due to the potential of oily effluence.

Aerodrome works have subsequently involved environmental engineering projects to better contain and divert contaminated effluence away from the water supply.

Abbott, cleaning spilled coffee, "dabbed at the effluence."

Meanwhile raw human effluence continues to flow untreated into the River Avoca.

However, with the city's sewage and effluence from its various industries, for some time, emptying into the river, the biological activities in the region was affected.

The spetic fields drain off and eventually the effluence recycles itself into healthy and green growth.

And now, as Pindar says, "read my meaning" colour is an effluence of form, commensurate with sight, and palpable to sense.

And, as if the gloom of the earth and sky had been but the effluence of these two mortal hearts, it vanished with their sorrow.

The total water stock of the glaciers exceeds the average annual effluence of all Altai rivers, which are equal to 43 km3 per year.