Most do. You can tell a lot about the health of your population by testing wastewater. Hell they can detect levels of albuterol, the medicine in asthma inhalers, to correlate with increases in air pollution. WHO has global programs for this, and the majority of countries treat their wastewater already, so it’s not a huge leap to run some tests on it.
Reporting on industrial wastewater treatment remains limited, with data only reported from 22 countries representing 8 per cent of the global population. In these countries, only 38 per cent of industrial wastewater was reported as treated, and only 27 per cent was safely treated.
Parliament House used to be a really awesome gay nightclub/hotel in Orlando, FL
and I’m certain you’d find a lot of meth in the wastewater
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on 29 Apr 14:38
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The Australian Parliament House has a ‘Prayer Room’ where male escorts and politicians have apparently uh … collaborated during work hours. A few of the stories I’ve read are enough to curl your hair so tightly you’d need some sort of … ‘fixer’ to fix it.
Presumably all financed by the taxpayer, too, which is where the main source of irritation comes from.
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Yes, because every nation tests their wastewater every day.
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You don’t?
Most do. You can tell a lot about the health of your population by testing wastewater. Hell they can detect levels of albuterol, the medicine in asthma inhalers, to correlate with increases in air pollution. WHO has global programs for this, and the majority of countries treat their wastewater already, so it’s not a huge leap to run some tests on it.
www.who.int/publications/b/75389
I know this is from 2022, but still.
I’d like to know what testing of the wastewater coming out of Parliament House would reveal.
Parliament House used to be a really awesome gay nightclub/hotel in Orlando, FL
and I’m certain you’d find a lot of meth in the wastewater
The Australian Parliament House has a ‘Prayer Room’ where male escorts and politicians have apparently uh … collaborated during work hours. A few of the stories I’ve read are enough to curl your hair so tightly you’d need some sort of … ‘fixer’ to fix it.
Presumably all financed by the taxpayer, too, which is where the main source of irritation comes from.