Natural Method of Disposing Liquid Waste; Adversity on Water Bodies - Sewor, Paul Kwame
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The traditional methods of treating and disposing of human waste and biological waste-water mostly in developing countries are sources of pollutant and pathogens to surface and underground water. In Ghana, most sanitation facilities used are on- and off-sites treatment and disposal. As the leachate percolate into the soil,it goes through natural treatment processes depending on the soil nature or type. The water circle explains the unbroken movement of water on, above,and beneath the ground. Ghana as a developing country, depends on these sources of water bodies for domestic consumption and…mehr

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The traditional methods of treating and disposing of human waste and biological waste-water mostly in developing countries are sources of pollutant and pathogens to surface and underground water. In Ghana, most sanitation facilities used are on- and off-sites treatment and disposal. As the leachate percolate into the soil,it goes through natural treatment processes depending on the soil nature or type. The water circle explains the unbroken movement of water on, above,and beneath the ground. Ghana as a developing country, depends on these sources of water bodies for domestic consumption and industrial use. As the population increases, the demand for on-site septic tank,drop and stored sanitation facilities,the volume off-site disposal waste and the production of biological waste-water also increases. It is obvious that, these methods of treating human waste and biological waste-water is endangering our ecosystem, water bodies and well-being of the people. Given that, some pathogens are defiant to the tropical conditions and even disinfection measures, then it calls for critical rethinking.
Autorenporträt
Mr.Paul K. Sewor obtained his BSc.in Construction Eng.and Mgt.from LJM University,UK. He has worked with the Local Government Service of Ghana as a District Engineer responsible for rural water and sanitation for 14 years. He presented a poster on"Solution To Pit Latrine Problems"at the 4th International Dry Toilet Conference in Tampere-Finland.