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thermal pollution

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thermal pollution: see water pollution water pollution, contamination of water resources by harmful wastes; see also sewerage , water supply , pollution , and environmentalism .

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thermal pollution [′thər·məl pə′lü·shən]
(ecology)
The discharge of heated effluent into natural waters that causes a rise in temperature sufficient to upset the ecological balance of the waterway.


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In addition, runoff from real estate development or seepage from wastewater systems can send microbial, chemical and thermal pollution into streams, lakes or groundwater.
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The equipment to be supplied by PSI will reduce CAZE's dependence on river water as well as reduce thermal pollution of the Mexican water sources typically utilized by industry in Mexico for process cooling water.
 
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