Water long-term damage

You should have policies and procedures in place for releases, spills, storage, transportation, and disposal of any hazardous materials. Great care should be taken not to contaminate the soil, which could lead to long-term damage of the groundwater. You must also be very careful if you are using water in your processes or procedure and ensure that you have ways of preventing its release until such time as it has been treated and deemed fit for release or until you can dispose of it appropriately without contamination of other water or water sources. 

Interdigitated High performance, excellent water removal from under landings High pressme drop for forced flow through DM, possible long-term damage to structure... 

Any hazard which land deposition may create requires assessment with regard to the risk of injury or impairment of health to persons or animals, damage to vegetation, pollution of controlled waters including aquifers - either directly or because of water mn-off, and of long-term accumulation, e.g. of heavy metals or persistent chemicals. 

Phenols are carcinogenic [39-42] and mutagenic thus affect the central nervous system. Long term contact to phenol may even paralyze the body and damage liver, kidneys [41] and heart [43]. Phenol and its vapour are corrosive to the eyes, skin and respiratory tract [44], Renal failure and pulmonary toxicity has been reported with overdose of 89% injectable phenol solution [45]. According to Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) the discharge limit of phenol in inland water should be lower than 1 mg/1 [46],... 

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