Sewerage and Drainage

e) submarine cables or submarine pipelines,

The sewers.

Storm drain?

Probably gone down the storm drain.

Can you guess? Someone who's slippery and evasive.

A visit to the Paris sewers.

Settlements with plumbing and sewerage

The sewers lead to the river. Into the sewers.

Plumbing and sewerage deviations (in 1000s)

The waste systems all connect.

All the streets are underwater.

Thus, its relevance to groundwaters is rather peripheral.

When the water goes down, they know what to do.

I know, but there's good water clear all the way up to the Red.

Would he crawl into the sewers of some great city?

Getting back is another matter.

I see. But where is the sewer shaft?

I'm not chancing that casino again. I'd rather slide down a drainpipe.

My favorite one was he was in the manhole.

Population with access to plumbing and sewerage

Access to sewage systems 457. In 1993, 774 out of 860 Polish towns had sewage systems, and 587 of these had sewage purification services 81.6 per cent of the urban population had access to a sewage system, and 62.2 per cent to sewage purification services.

Water demand management policies could also be used for reducing the waste water volumes and required investment in sewerage.

So I'm to be poured down the drain... Is that it?

Why do you suppose he picked the culvert, Teddy?

That's the door to the well.

1. Watercourse States shall cooperate, where appropriate, to respond to needs or opportunities for regulation of the flow of the waters of an international watercourse.

Not only had homes been demolished, but water, electricity and sewage systems had been destroyed and agricultural land flattened.

Watercourse States shall, individually and, where appropriate, jointly, protect and preserve the ecosystems of international watercourses.

What I'd like to do is just drag us all down into the gutter, and actually all the way down into the sewer because I want to talk about diarrhea.

You know how long it took to hoist out the boats?

A first analysis of the sewage water revealed traces of cyanhidric acid which was either thrown directly into the drains or combined with other substances thus creating the lethal mixture.

You crashed in a plane, slept in a ditch. You want to know something?

Sure! Just what you'd expect to find in a sewer.

You really scraped the sewer to dig up your character witnesses, didn't you?

This is true both for the public infrastructure (drains, depressions where water accumulates during the rainy season, broken drinking water supply pipes) and in the private homes (roof top, drinking water tanks, and water collections inside and around the house).

3. Watercourse States may enter into one or more agreements, hereinafter referred to as quot watercourse agreements quot , which apply and adjust the provisions of the present Convention to the characteristics and uses of a particular international watercourse or part thereof.

People burn trash to get rid of the garbage, and they dig their own sewer channels.

In 1991 the proportion connected to a sewerage system was 56 per cent, and the aim was to achieve a rate of 62 per cent in 1996.

In that context, the rational use of watercourses took on primary importance.

(c) Copenhagen (November 1993) Tunnels bored under water

Shove the kid in the culvert, he said. Nobody'll ever find him there.

Just the sewage workers, and probably not often.

456. The State Sanitary Supervisory Body does not have relevant data concerning the number of people with access to good water.

For example, an IPA may, for a fee, assist in securing telephone, electricity, water and sewage connections.