What questions might you ask, as an environmental engineer, to help gather information about the problem and any potential solution?

Q: ***the report**** We choose a specific industry Water Requirements Characteristics polluted water…

A: Step 1: Industry type = Textile industry Water requirement Characteristics: Weather parameters Crop…

Q: Explain the Modeling and evaluation of air pollution.

A: Air pollution Modelling  It is the term that describes using mathematical theory to understand, the…

Q: iscuss in detail about the factors to be considered in preparing Environmental Impact Assessment…

A: EIA is Environmental Impact Assessment helps in a project development to check the impacts of…

Q: What do you understand by the term pollution?

A: Presence and increase in concentration of some substance (toxic) in the environment which adversely…

Q: Please no handwritten answer please.   1.    As an engineers, how can you apply the sustainable…

A: Brief concept- Sustainable development- Sustainable development means that the needs of the present…

Q: Explain environmental pollution. What are the major sources of water pollution in developing…

A: Note: Since you have asked multiple questions, we will solve the first question for you. If you want…

Q: Briefly discuss how environmental policy is implemented in the United States. Where does the…

A: On January 1, 1970, the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) was enacted into law. Making any…

Q: how a dam could be built that minimizes environmental impact.

A: This question is from Environmental engineering.

Q: What is "green infrastructure" and how does it differ from "grey infrastructure?" Select one of the…

A: Grey is the colour of cement, grey infrastructure is concreting everything, concreting here means,…

Q: how are the economic theory, political incentives, and public interest theory of regulation…

A: From global warming and habitat destruction to alterations in hydrological and nutritional processes…

Q: An examples on the sustainability challenges

A: Examples of Sustainability Challenges:- Global warming due to the CO2 emissions:- The process of…

Q: Summarize the Zero Hunger goal given by Sustainable Development Goals(SDG) and describe in a page or…

A: Goal 2 of the Sustainable Development Goals is "zero hunger." It is among the United Nations' 17…

Q: water resources engineering about? What are its functions and outputs?

A: Water Resources Engineering is a domain of Civil Engineering where the main focus is on the abundant…

Q: give the health and environmental effects of the six criteria pollutants

A: This is related to environment engineering. In this problem ask about health and environmental…

Q: describe how does the construction of dams affect the availability of water?

A: Individuals benefit from dams since they are made. Unfortunately, the administration of water, as…

Q: 1. The work of ___________ engineers includes the design of water treatment and waste water…

A: In this question various question is asked and these questions are from environmental science and…

Q: Explain how waste-to-energy incineration for MSW treatment emits anthropogenic GHG and formulate the…

A: Waste burning in Energy is a sustainable way to dispose of landfills. Waste-to-Energy is not a…

Q: Please explain very well and do quickily  Describe the role of an environmental engineer in…

A: Water, pollution, energy, and waste management, biodiversity, and irrigated agriculture are among…

Q: The water engineer aims at prevention contamination of water supplies at all times. In most small…

A: As per the Environmental Protection Agency the drinking water contamination can be protected with…

Q: Why is stormwater runoff a problem

A: "Since you have asked multiple question, we will solve the first question for you. If you want any…

Q: What is an Ecodistrict and give one example of how its design can produce beneficial sustainability?

A: Answer:-  Eco district:- An eco-district is a neologism associating with the term, district and eco…

Q: Efficient water consumption is about approaches of using improved technologies and good practices to…

A: Introduction : By assisting in the improvement of water quality, the maintenance of aquatic…

Q: Do you think Environmental laws are implemented properly in your Local Government?   If YES,…

A: NO I guess Environmental laws are not implemented properly in your Local Government: Environmental…

Q: What is the relationship of Civil Engineering to environmental science? Explain, please.

A: Solution:  Civil engineering and environmental science are considered siblings to each other in the…

Q: Discuss awareness of how Environmental Management Systems can improve sustainability, with reference…

A: Answer Environmental management system EMS is made the regulation which reduces the environmental…

Q: How does waterways transportation use thermodynamics?

A: The properties of water play a key role in, for example, oceanography and Iimnology, hydraulics,…

Q: What problems arise from land pollutants? How do we reduce land pollution? Answer should at least…

A: Land Pollution :  In a simple words, land pollution is presence of toxic chemicals in the soil which…

Q: Environmental Engineering Five million gallons per day (MGD) of wastewater, with a concentration of…

A: Determine the concentration in ppm just downstream of the release point.

Q: Explain the different type of pollutants in lakes along with detai of origins. Collect at least two…

A: Various types of pollutant in lakes are described below 1.} Agriculture pollutant- Modern…

Q: What are the contaminants in waste water and what are its importance?

A: Environmental Engineering: Environmental engineering is a branch of engineering which is related…

Q: How does pH affect a water distribution system?

A: pH of water should be 7 - 8.5 for drinking purposes hence obviously this is also the pH of water in…

Q: Climate Change is certainly a topic of concern to our government and society as a whole. As…

A: Answer: Climate Change affects human wellbeing through more extreme weather events and decreases air…

Q: What is the difference between mitigation and adaptation strategies in climate change planning? Give…

A: Mitigation strategies :  Mitigation strategies means :  Let's suppose there are negative, are bad…

Q: Question: Briefly describe the following? a. Name atleast two major environmental problems we are…

A: a. There are many major environmental issues which is currently faced by our planet. All these…

Q: What are the effect of coagulation on physical and chemical quality of drinking water?

A: Answer :-  Chemicals (coagulants) are added to the water to bring the nonsettling particles together…

Q: Explain why protecting the environment is so important within the oil and gas industry

A: There  are various adverse effects on the environment by oil and gas industries such as (1) oil and…

Q: How can you use green technology as a future engineer to address present environmental issues such…

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Q: How could groundwater pollution be reduced in residential areas? How could it be reduced in other…

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Q: What is the principle behind ecological engineering

A: These are the some basic principle oehind ecological engineering are such as follows :- Principle 1:…

Q: what is the importance of environmental science in civil engineering?

A: Environment science is a branch of civil engineering which deals with aspects of the environment…

Q: What are Environmental Risks?a

A: Environmental risk can be classified as that of the "real or possible risk of complications of…

Q: Give one principle for sustainable environmental engineering and explain.

A: The ability of the world's common frameworks to survive, thrive, and adapt is limited by…

Environmental Consequences of Fossil Fuel Use

Fossil fuels are organic materials found inside the earth's surface. They are mainly composed of dead remains of plants and animals. The primary component constituents of fossil fuels are carbon and hydrogen, which are usually burnt to produce energy. Fossil fuels are believed to be formed millions of years ago when dead remains of animals and plants were subjected to high heat and pressure.