sewage outfall
sewage outlet

In 2010, about 340 sewage outfalls into the waterways were identified.

There are 127 identified sewage outfalls into the river, out of which 85 are in use.

The research began after the discovery of hermaphrodite carp next to a large sewage outfall.

No sewage outfall is just the other side of the Power Station, that's where it is.

The beaches may also receive nutrients running off the land, especially near estuaries or sewage outfalls.

It was salty and faintly rubbery, with a hint of sewage outfall.

You want it from ten miles out, though, far beyond any sewage outfall, preferably from the depths.

This time, the new project aimed at arresting the sewage outfalls and strengthening the sewer network.

It is unpleasant to contemplate, but many inshore species of fish often seek out sewage outfalls.

There are no nasty oil-marks on the beach, nor weedy sewage outfalls.

One of the dolphin's main nursery areas is being devastated by construction of new sewage outfalls.

Sewage outfalls into the lake are proposed to be completely stopped by the interception and diversion of feeder lines.

It was for the man who looked after the sewage outfall; he had to be here to open the sluice whenever the tide was right.

He worked for the council and was responsible for the sewage outfall until we had the new drainage scheme.'

They are more attracted to the chemicals found in the intestines of many species, and as a result often linger near or in sewage outfalls.

Sewage outfall at Bourne End producing odd skimmers along with quality roach.

By that time it would have been halfway to low water and too late to dispose of the body in the old sewage outfall that night.

The sewage works has since been closed, and improvements have been made to sewage outfalls and storm drains.

Origination includes cesspool and sewage outfall pipes, some of which are unpermitted .

The monowheel crept up the stinking sewage outfall to a portcullis of corroded iron bars.

At low tide, the sewage outfall at Porthleven harbour can be seen depositing thick sludge into the sea.

Beds of the algae typically inhabit polluted, nutrient-rich areas such as sewage outfalls, explaining its spread among port cities in the Mediterranean Sea.

Nitrate is optimally used by phytoplankton for growth, but ammonium (largely derived from sewage outfalls) has a suppressive effect on growth rate.

About 1880 he patented a double-door roller sluice, suited for graving docks, and also a rolling flap-valve, used in tidal sewage outfalls.

Another source of pollutants was the sewage outfall pipe which ended on the ocean side of the middle of the barrier and was in use until 1998.

Small Dave sat in the sewage outlet pipe at the old dock, which he now called home.

Yeah, and further south it means a holy man possessed by spirits, or a sewage outlet.

There ought to be more, an addition that read: "But sometimes it lands you at a raw sewage outlet."

In his sewage outlet pipe, Small Dave paced up and down.

The algae are most prevalent near the mouths of large rivers and the urban sewage outlets.

A scheme to spend £1 billion to replace existing short sewage outlets with long ones is under way.

They hung there for about twenty minutes--just four feet beneath the sewage outlet from the "heads."

"We could block the sewage outlets.

Their scavenging habits lead them to frequent garbage dumps, sewage outlets and places where fish are cleaned.

Kaikyo - a strait, a stolen goods manager, a financial consultant, a sewage outlet.

However the urchin is relatively unaffected by organic pollution and heavy metals, in fact it flourishes near sewage outlets.

We passed a few rusty wriggly-tin shanty shacks built around concrete sewage outlets discharging into the sea.

It has been conduited since the 1960s on grounds of hygiene, since sewage outlets run into it.

Between 2001 and 2007 the city drained the lower stretches of the Yauza, swept poisonous sediments off its bottom and plugged hundreds of illegal sewage outlets.

The fight ends quickly as Spanish Navy patrolmen's gunfire fatally shoots Sammy, and Frankie escapes through a sewage outlet.

"Of course, I had to mention to Cleve the resemblance of his water feature to sewage outlet pipes," chuckled Alan Titchmarsh.

Sydney's Water Board maintained an untreated sewage outlet not far from the north end of the beach which was closed in the mid-1990s when a deep water ocean outfall was completed.

In the 1970s, the spoon worm Listriolobus pelodes was found on the continental shelf off Los Angeles in numbers of up to 1,500 per square metre (11 square feet) near sewage outlets.

Perhaps the best-known landmark of Powai is the Powai Lake, a 120-year-old lake that was originally used to supply water to the city of Mumbai, and is today used as an industrial sewage outlet.

Legislation in the mid nineteenth century gradually improved the situation; the Metropolitan Commission of Sewers was formed, water filtration was made compulsory, and water intakes on the Thames were forced to be moved above the sewage outlets.

Among the resulting projects were the re-routing of Seattle's sewage outlet to West Point in Magnolia, then part of Fort Lawton, now part of Discovery Park; to this day, the site contains a major sewage treatment plant.