What Is the Difference Between Sewage and Wastewater

question 15

Multiple Choice

What is the difference between sewage and wastewater?

• A)Wastewater does not contain the toilet paper and human water-borne wastes that are found in sewage.
• B)Sewage is wastewater that contains urine and feces and other wastes from households,but wastewater also includes stormwater and water contaminated from agricultural and industrial processes.
• C)Sewage and wastewater are synonymous.
• D)Wastewater is sewage that has been fully processed in a sewage treatment plant to remove all solids and pathogens.

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Definitions:

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