ENVIRONMENTAL WATER SAMPLES MARINE RIVER GROUND SURFACE AND DRINKING WATERS

Big reserve of Ground water in the World: 0,6 % of total world fresh water compares with surface water only 0,02%
Ground water has a small content of solid and organic matter, microorganism (coliforms and e coli) that more safely than surface water (river, lake, lagoon, rain).

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underlying rationale and commonalities of geographically specific phenomena. The case of water is atthe vanguard of these processes and is proving to be particularly contentious. In the European Unionwater policies are increasingly emphasizing the application of economic instrume[r]

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QCVN 09MT:2015BTNMT National technical regulation on ground water quality
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historic sites will be under water.The Chinese who must leave their homes are already feeling the impact of the Three Gorges Dam. Theseresettlers, or yimin, have no choice but to find new homes and jobs.Despite their worries, the Chinese are not permitted to speak out against the proje[r]

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Assessment of the Water Resources Baseline
On average, Armenia has sufficient water resources. Taking into account all available
water resources in the country, Armenia has sufficient resources to supply
approximately 3,100 cubic meters per capita per year,1 well above the typically
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A2. Bacteriological limits for drinking waterUS EPA states that “bacterial quality criteria fordrinking water from public supplies require not morethan 1 total-coliform/100 ml as the arithmetic mean of allwater samples examined per month, with no more than 4coliforms/100 ml in a[r]

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