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Name of back side body where the sevage out?
Sewage outlet..... err the Thames, the Mediterranean........ Sewage outlet..... err the Thames, the Mediterranean........
Pollution on thames?
Pollution on the thames can be caused by the storms that caused 600,00 tonnes of untreated sewage into the thames.
How can you avoid sewage in river thames?
Don't swim in it, then you will have avoided it.
Who cured cholera?
John snow, he cured it by looking at the sewage and the river Thames and the sewage was found to leak through into the water supply this is how the epademic started.
When did the river thames get polluted with sewage?
because many turists back then used to sail on boats and this caused more pollution to the river.
What was the condition of Thames by late 1950's?
By late 1950's Thames was biologically dead. It had so many factories waste and sewage waste dumped into it. It had so many litter dumped into it. It was black in colour and it smelled strongly.
What is a sentence for sewage?
so where exactly doe the sewage go? To the rivers and oceans?
What is wrong with the river Rio Grande?
It is full of raw sewage and toxic chemicals.
How was the Thames important in Elizabethan England?
It was a major source of transportation,boats and such, as the streets were incredibly narrow and smelly. Also, it served as a natural sewage system, although this eventually led to cholera.
What town is on the firth of the same name 118 km south of Auckland?
thames
How is sewage dangerous?
Sewage is dirty and not clean. Sewage is full of dirty water, people's "privacy" and much much more. Sewage travels through pipes and it flows to a certain place. That certain place that your going to find out yourself cleans that water and make s it safe for us to drink. But, sewage is the most dangerous because of all the particles and the dirt and much more things. Its not poisonous but its still dangerous.
What were health and safety issues in the late 19th century?
they didnt have any bins and they fed the main sewage line into the thames where poor people bathed and drinked out of there was also rats which carried desease such as small pox
