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9 Check out the wonderful mahi Hawera High School have been
doing to help their local community. Over Term 2 students have
contributed towards the creation of a community garden at Saint
Mary's Anglican Church by taking soil samples for testing,
gathering mulch materials, layering mulch into garden beds …
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10 A huge thank you to all those who attended yesterday's fruit
tree pruning workshop 🍎
Stratford WWTP consent monitoring Annual report 2016-2017
Greymouth Petroleum Kowhai-B hydraulic fracturing consent monitoring report - Taranaki Regional Council.
typically highly saline and contain
hydrocarbon residues and system additives. Without treatment to an acceptable
standard, the surface disposal of large volumes of produced water is not a suitable
disposal option, particularly where the discharge can enter surface or groundwater
systems. The salts and other contaminants contained within the discharge can
adversely affect soil or freshwater biological systems and the quality of water resources
used for supply purposes. Although there are methods
to an acceptable
standard, the surface disposal of large volumes of produced water is not a suitable
disposal option, particularly where the discharge can enter surface or groundwater
systems. The salts and other contaminants contained within the discharge can
adversely affect soil or freshwater biological systems and the quality of water
resources used for supply purposes. Although there are methods to treat produced
waters to a suitable standard for surface disposal, such as gas/steam
microbiological water quality, and to reduce
the confounding effect of the Waitara River on shoreline water quality monitoring.
Prior to the 1996-1997 summer season, the sampling methodology involved taking
sets of five samples over a period of not more than 30 days, irrespective of weather
conditions or tide. This was to enable direct comparison with 30-day median values
for faecal coliforms, as required under the previous Water and Soil Conservation Act
(1967) SB standard, of which a large database
process elevates the temperature which kills
harmful pathogens as well as helping to stabilise the product. The forced aeration
provides oxygen for bacterial action. The final product is bagged and sold
commercially as a soil conditioner.
After solids have been removed, the piggery wastewater drains to a liquids sump
and pumped to the inlet of the covered anaerobic pond.
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Biogas is produced from the covered anaerobic pond digestive process and captured
Greymouth Petroleum Kaimiro production station consent monitoring report - Taranaki Regional Council.
i) Recording of flare usages and smoke
emissions
j) Oil recovery requirements
k) Visual effects, loss of amenity value of air,
chronic or acute human health effects,
soiling or damage to property, odour,
annoyance and offensiveness, effects on
ecosystems, plants and animals and
effects on areas identified in Policy 2.3
l) Monitoring and information
m) Contingency measures and investigations,
remediation and response procedures for
non-routine discharge events and