Answer:
In groundwater replenishment system in Orange County, CA, treated domestic sewer is injected into underlying aquifers using injection wells.
False
Explanation:
In the orange country's water treatment system techniques like micro filtration , and ultraviolet ( UV ) , reverse osmosis (RO) disinfection with hydrogen peroxide are used for purification . Generally at the source polluted water is first micro - filtered for the removal of small suspended particles bacteria , protozoa , and harmful virus from water . The water is then filtered via RO , which removes salts , pesticides , viruses and most organic compounds are passed in the presence of the forced water via thin plastic membrane , and in the final stage , the water is treated with hydrogen peroxide and UV light as a precautionary measure.
Answer:
Arctic is degrading fast while antarctica is degrading slowly both by air and water.
Explanation:
- Its true that most of the arctic and the Antarctic ice sheets have melted and the earth surges steadily towards the dangerous wrath of the planet, various reports have given proof that the arctic ice or that of the north pole melting fast at an alarming rate as the altitudinal conditions and the impacts of the climate changes are more profound in this region.
- With the rise of temperature of more than 1.8° F, in the past decades, the temperature of this region the current rate of the greenhouse emission has destroyed about 90% of the ice that is left. And is projected to a 3.7° F rise as the threshold of the impact of man activities.
- <u>Antarctica, on the other hand, is not fast as arctic but thew studies have shown that is somewhat similar to average global warming. The antarctic absorbing up the heat from the southern ocean water bodies. Also in the past years, the invasion of species and the uneven cooling has led to 2 °C warming of the continent.</u>
Since you did not give options, I will just help you out by saying that Implied Powers are powers that are <em>Not stated directly but are suggested to be true</em>
